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Milana McCullagh offers two decades of deep legal expertise across content regulation, advertising, privacy, AI, and cryptocurrency, and most recently was VP, Legal and Deputy General Counsel at Coinbase. Prior to that, Milana managed several legal teams at Google, including for Google Search and Google Maps. Based in Washington State, her favorite Reddit communities are r/spokane, r/coeurdalene, r/cryptocurrency, and r/sup.

Milana McCullagh

Ori Schnaps is responsible for overseeing Reddit’s engineering teams responsible for content, creation, consumption, moderation, onboarding, channels, and internationalization. With over two decades of technical engineering and finance experience, Ori was previously at Meta where he focused on identity and community building. Based in New York, some of his favorite Reddit communities include r/Peloton, r/catsstandingup and r/babyelephantgifs.

Ori Schnaps

Neal Hubman

Brandon Pierce

Vicky Biggs Pradhan is the current Director of Brand Partnerships at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Vicky has previous experience working as a Senior Account Executive at Google, Inc., Pandora, and CBS Radio. Vicky also has experience working as a National Sales Manager and Account Executive at Infinity Radio and CBS Radio.

Vicky Biggs Pradhan received their Bachelor of Business Administration from [Loyola Marymount University](/org/loyola-marymount-university) with a concentration in Business Management and Marketing. Vicky also holds certifications from the [International Coaching Federation](/org/international-coaching-federation) (ICF) as an ICF Member and Associate Certified Coach (ACC), as well as from the Co-Active Training Institute (CPCC) as a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach.

Vicky Biggs Pradhan reports to Harold Klaje, EVP & President, Global Advertising. They work with Mary Ann Belliveau - VP, North America Large Customer Sales, Paul Peterman - Head of Brand Partnerships, West, and Adam Carl - Director of Brand Partnerships.

Vicky Biggs Pradhan

Adam Carl is the current Director of Brand Partnerships at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to their current position, Adam Carl worked as a Client Partner at Facebook from January 2011 to June 2018. In this role, Adam Carl was responsible for helping Fortune 100/500 clients leverage the scale and value of the Facebook platform. Before working at Facebook, Adam Carl was the VP of Sales at Vibes Media from June 2006 to January 2011 where they established Enterprise Partnerships and drove revenue for one of the largest mobile marketing companies in the U.S. Prior to their role at Vibes Media, Adam Carl worked as the Director, Advertising Sales at Comcast Cable Networks from October 2001 to June 2006 where they were responsible for increasing sales, pipeline, and managing staff. Before working at Comcast Cable Networks, Adam Carl worked as an Account Executive at Q Interactive from September 1999 to August 2001.

Adam Carl attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where they earned a BS in Political Science.

Adam Carl reports to Harold Klaje, EVP & President, Global Advertising. Some of their coworkers include Vicky Biggs Pradhan - Director of Brand Partnerships, Dave Yang - Head of Brand Partnerships, Southwest, and Mary Ann Belliveau - VP, North America Large Customer Sales.

Adam Carl

Mary Ann Belliveau is currently the VP of North America Large Customer Sales at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Mary has previously worked as the National Sales Director at Twitter, an Industry Director at Google, and on the Advisory Board of the Digital Health Coalition. Mary started their career as a Regional Sales Manager at Clear Guage before moving to Jobson Publishing, where they eventually became the Director of Custom Publishing.

Mary Ann Belliveau has a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from [Fordham University](/org/fordham-university).

Mary Ann Belliveau works with Vicky Biggs Pradhan - Director of Brand Partnerships, Neal Hubman - Head of Growth Partnerships, and Brandon Pierce - Global Head of Activation, Enablement & Partnerships. Mary Ann Belliveau reports to Harold Klaje, EVP & President, Global Advertising.

Mary Ann Belliveau

Paul Peterman is the Head of Brand Partnerships, West at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to their current position, Paul served as President of the NW Region for Compass, a PropTech Disrupter. Paul has also held the position of Director, Head of Industry, Technology & Connectivity at Facebook & Instagram.

Paul has a long history of helping business leaders and marketers navigate the changing media landscape to drive real business results through digital transformation. Paul is an expert in developing go-to-market strategies for various advertising solutions across Facebook and Instagram, including video, B2B and other revenue channels.

Under Paul’s leadership, TechConnect became one of the largest and fastest growing industries within the Facebook Global Business Group, with annual revenue of $1B+. Paul has also played a key role in the development of Facebook Seattle advertising sales team. Paul’s experience and expertise have made him a valuable asset to [Reddit](/org/reddit) and they are poised to continue driving success for the company in their current role.

Paul Peterman attended [Western Washington University](/org/western-washington-university) for their undergraduate degree. Paul then went on to attend Columbia Business School for their Implementing Winning Strategies Program.

Paul Peterman works with Adam Carl - Director of Brand Partnerships, Dave Yang - Head of Brand Partnerships, Southwest, and Mary Ann Belliveau - VP, North America Large Customer Sales. Paul Peterman reports to Harold Klaje, EVP & President, Global Advertising.

Paul Peterman

Charged with defining the global strategy and structure for Reddit’s mid-market and small business (MM and SMB) sales organization, Stephen Riad leads the sales teams responsible for driving monthly active advertiser growth within these important segments, oversees client and agency relationships, and works closely with cross-functional leaders across the business to ensure the strongest solutions for these partners.

Stephen joined from Google where he held senior roles across strategy, sales, operations, and business growth, and was charged with establishing the company’s first MM and SMB acquisition business across the Asia Pacific region.

Stephen Riad

Since joining Reddit in 2020, Harold Klaje has led Reddit’s Sales Team to new heights, helping to verticalize, globalize and mature the Ads Business into a major industry player. Growing the global Sales Org by roughly 5x, Harold has led the establishment of dedicated teams in the UK, Canada, Germany, France and Australia as part of Reddit’s internationalization strategy, and has significantly increased the active advertiser base across all clients, from enterprise through to small business.

Harold Klaje

Esther Higashi is the current Lead Business Recruiter at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Esther has also worked as a Senior Recruiting Consultant for [Vungle](/org/vungle) from April 2020 to October 2020. At [Vungle](/org/vungle), they were responsible for recruiting both tech and non-tech personnel. 

Vungle is a successful adtech company that offers a unique value proposition in the in-app mobile space. The company has been profitable every year since 2016. In 2019, [Blackstone](/org/blackstone) (private equity firm) acquired [Vungle](/org/vungle) which provided more financial backing for the company to expand its product offerings, creativity, and innovation. 

The data-optimized ads created by [Vungle](/org/vungle) run on over 1 billion unique devices to drive engagement and increase returns for publishers and advertisers ranging from indie studios to powerhouse brands like [TikTok](/org/tiktok), Rovio, [Zynga](/org/zynga), Pandora, and Microsoft. [Vungle](/org/vungle) is headquartered in SF with approximately 250 employees located in 7 offices around the world. 

The company culture at [Vungle](/org/vungle) focuses on inspiring creativity, acting with integrity, working together, and having endless determination. These values have helped [Vungle](/org/vungle) become the success it is today and continue to scale into the future.

Esther Higashi earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Esther Higashi reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer. Some of their coworkers include Eileen Wu - Senior Technical Recruiter, Kayla Harris - Associate HR Business Partner, and Brynn Killeen - Recruiting Manager, Sourcing.

Esther Higashi

Carson Locke

With almost 20 years of experience in machine learning, most recently from Pinterest where he was Head of Monetization Sciences and ML Engineering, Roelof van Zwol is focused on leading the technical strategy, execution, and team behind Reddit’s monetization engine. He is responsible for building the architecture that powers Reddit’s Ads Marketplace and overseeing the Ads Software, Solutions, and Reliability Engineering teams to ensure a best-in-class offering for Reddit advertisers around the world.

Prior to Pinterest, Roelof held senior positions at Netflix and Yahoo!, with roles spanning engineering, product innovation, and research contributing to his well-rounded career in tech. He holds a Masters and Ph.D. in Computer Science.

Roelof van Zwol

Samantha Bosshard

Jeff Adler

Laura Nestler, [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s VP of Community, is a global leader with a 15-year track record of building strategic, high-impact teams and scalable community systems at growth-stage startups. Nestler leads [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s Community Operations team where she is responsible for defining our international community strategy, driving key initiatives for community development, evolving [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s community governance model, and transitioning the team into a global organization. Prior to [Reddit](/org/reddit), she served as Global Head of Community at [Duolingo](/org/duolingo), working across product, marketing, and strategy to develop community products and programs.

Laura Nestler

Mr. Vollero, 55, previously ran financial operations for [Mattel](/org/mattel), Snap and [Allied Universal](/org/allied-universal). His task at [Reddit](/org/reddit) is to build out the financial, audit and accounting functions and lead the company through the process of going public.

Drew Vollero

Serkan Piantino is currently the VP of Foundational Product at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Serkan has previously served as CEO of [Spell](/org/spell), from January 2017 to August 2022. Prior to that, they were with [Economic Security Project](/org/economic-security-project) and [Tech:NYC](/org/technyc). 

From October 2007 to June 2016, Piantino worked as the Director of Engineering for Facebook AI Research. Serkan was also a co-founder of Loose Record Inc. from January 2005 to October 2006. 

Piantino began their career as an intern with the [U.S. House of Representatives](/org/u-s-house-of-representatives) from June 2003 to August 2003, working with Chris Shays (CT-4). Serkan then went on to work as an Investment Associate for [Bridgewater Associates](/org/bridgewater-associates) from August 2004 to November 2006.

Serkan Piantino studied computer science and mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University.

Their manager is Pali Bhat, Chief Product Officer. They work with Jason Costa - Director of Product, Adriel Frederick - VP, Product - [Reddit](/org/reddit) X, and Evan Hamilton - Director of Community.

Serkan Piantino

Pali Bhat is the Chief Product Officer at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Pali was previously the CEO & Board Director for Google Payment Corp, the regulated entity for payments at Google & Alphabet. Pali also served as the VP, Product Management & Design for Google. In this role, they led a $x billion ARR high growth, strategic product portfolio serving over 100,000 customers globally. Pali also oversaw the development of flagship products like Anthos, Google Kubernetes Engine, Serverless (Cloud Run, App Engine), Cloud Ops (Logging, Monitoring), and Google Cloud's DevOps and DevSecOps solutions.

Bhat has also served as the VP & Global Head of Payment Products and the VP, Product Lead for Food Ordering and (Trans)Actions on Google. Pali has also been a Board Member for the Google Cloud Customer Community.

Bhat has a long history of product and design leadership at some of the world's most innovative companies. Pali is a proven leader in scaling products and teams to meet the needs of customers around the world.

Pali Bhat graduated with a MBA from [Duke University](/org/duke-university) and a MS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Pali Bhat works with Nellie Peshkov - Chief People & Culture Officer, Kevin Dious - Chief of Staff to the CEO, and Jen L. Wong - COO. Pali Bhat reports to Steve Huffman, Co-Founder & CEO. Some individuals on their team include Serkan Piantino - VP, Foundational Product, Evan Hamilton - Director of Community, and Jason Costa - Director of Product.

Pali Bhat

Timo Pelz is the current VP of Business Marketing at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Timo has also previously served as the Head of Business Marketing at Instagram and as an Industry Lead for Financial Services at Facebook in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. 

Pelz has extensive experience in developing marketing strategies and platforms for companies in the digital age. At Instagram, they led the development of a new business brand platform and value proposition based on global customer research. Timo also directed end-to-end business marketing strategies for core Instagram products such as Stories, Explore, Shopping, Branded Content, IGTV, and Reels.

At Facebook, Pelz was responsible for advising companies from the Financial Services vertical on how to meet the challenges created by the digitalization of society. Timo also led Facebook's vertical sales and sales marketing efforts for the Financial Services vertical in Europe and delivered triple digit y/y revenue growth for their vertical.

Pelz is a well-respected voice in the industry and has spoken at relevant industry events across Europe. Timo is currently using their expertise to help grow [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s business presence globally.

Timo Pelz received their M.A. in Political Science from the North America Studies Program at The University of Bonn. Timo then went on to study International Relations and Modern Theirtory at the [University of Florida](/org/university-of-florida).

Their manager is Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer. Timo Pelz works with Anna Soellner - VP, Communications, Jannik Hülshoff - Director of Marketing, Germany, and Jack Koch - Global Head of Marketing Sciences.

Timo Pelz

Patricia Fili-Krushel is a board member at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Patricia has previously served as the CEO of WebMD Health, the President of ABC TV Network, and an EVP at both [NBCUniversal](/org/nbcuniversal) and Time Warner Inc. Fili-Krushel began their career in 1997 as the president of ABC Television. Patricia has been a board member for companies such as Coqual, Extraordinary Women on Boards (EWOB), and [Chipotle Mexican Grill](/org/chipotle-mexican-grill).

Patricia Fili-Krushel began their educational career by earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Communication and Media Studies from St. John's University. Patricia then went on to earn an MBA in Finance from the Fordham Gabelli School of Business.

Patricia Fili-Krushel

Adriel Frederick is the current VP of Product for Reddit X. Prior to this, they were the Director of Product Management for Marketplace at [Lyft](/org/lyft), where they oversaw product strategy, development, and operations for rider pricing, driver pay, driver incentives, matching, and operations tools. Adriel also drove product initiatives that improved efficiency and saved the company over $100 million per year. Before [Lyft](/org/lyft), Frederick was the Head of Product at Driver Group, LLC. and before that, they were the Product Lead for User Acquisition at Facebook. At Facebook, they grew the monthly active users from 500 million to 1.4 billion through SEO, SEM, and word-of-mouth marketing. Adriel also internationalized registration products to over 100 countries, refined new user activation products, and minimized the cost of active user growth through notification strategy and SMS delivery.

Adriel Frederick attended [Princeton University](/org/princeton) and majored in electrical engineering and finance.

They are on a team with Serkan Piantino - VP, Foundational Product, Jason Costa - Director of Product, and Evan Hamilton - Director of Community. Adriel Frederick reports to Pali Bhat, Chief Product Officer.

Adriel Frederick

Seibel is Partner at [Y Combinator](/org/y-combinator) and CEO of the YC startup accelerator program, which first helped launch Reddit in 2005. He’s also the cofounder of Justin.tv/Twitch and Socialcam. During his time at YC, the accelerator has funded and advised over 1800 startups. 

Born in Brooklyn, Seibel graduated from Yale with a degree in political science. In 2006, he served as the Finance Director for former [NAACP](/org/naacp) president, Kweisi Mfume’s Senate campaign in Maryland. Seibel then became the co-founder and CEO of Justin.tv, the interactive video platform that would become Twitch. 

Seibel lives in San Francisco, CA with his wife Sarah and son Jonathan. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and occasionally lurking in GifRecipes.

Michael Seibel

Jessica Ashooh is currently the Director of Policy at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Jessica has previously worked as the Deputy Director of Middle East Strategy Task Force at the Atlantic Council, a Senior Analyst at the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and a Consultant for Dunia Frontier Consultants. Jessica has also been a Shift Editor and Contributor for Oxford Analytica.

Jessica Ashooh has a Doctor of Philosophy from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford) in International Relations, a Master of Philosophy from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford) in International relations, and a AB from [Brown University](/org/brown-university) in International Relations with concentration in global security and the Middle East. Jessica also has a semester abroad from the American University of Beirut in Lebanese politics, Arabic language, Arabic media, and political development.

Jessica Ashooh reports to Benjamin Lee, VP, General Counsel. Some of their coworkers include Thomas Vigdal - Deputy General Counsel.

Jessica Ashooh

Carla H. McIntosh is the current VP of Global Talent Acquisition at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Carla has extensive experience in talent acquisition and human resources, having worked at Google for over seven years in various roles including Head of U.S. Google Operations Center Talent Acquisition and Senior Staff Solutions Consultant. Prior to their time at Google, McIntosh was the Director of Karta Staffing Services, a position they held for just over a year.

McIntosh is known for their ability to develop and implement employee engagement and talent acquisition strategies, as well as their work on global and transformational projects. Carla is a driven leader with a proven track record of success in the HR field.

They are on a team with Laura Nestler - VP, Community, Elena Sparger - Senior Recruiter, and Heather Jones - Senior Human Resources Business Partner. Their manager is Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Carla H. McIntosh

Genaro Bonilla is currently the Program Manager for Learning & Development at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to this, they were the Manager for Employee Development at [SpaceX](/org/spacex) from September 2014 to June 2021. Genaro was also the HR Coordinator at [Team One](/org/team-one) from January 2013 to September 2014 where they launched a new timekeeping system for non-exempt employees and was invited to join the IT Steering committee. From October 2011 to October 2011, Genaro completed an externship as a Production Assistant at CJ Mnet Media.

Genaro Bonilla holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations from [California State University, Fullerton](/org/california-state-university-fullerton), as well as an Associate of Arts in Communication from [Pasadena City College](/org/pasadena-city-college). Genaro also attended Dong-ah Institute of Media and Arts.

Genaro Bonilla works with and Grace Tang - Manager, Learning Experience & Strategy. Genaro Bonilla reports to Matt Bottiglio, Senior Technical Talent Acquisition.

Genaro Bonilla

Grace Tang is the Manager of Learning Experience & Strategy at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Before that, they were the Senior Manager of Instructional Design, Sales Enablement at [TripActions](/org/tripactions) and the Instructional Designer | Customer Training Lead, User Experience at [LiveRamp](/org/liveramp). Grace has been in the field of instructional design for over five years and has been instrumental in developing new standards, guides, and templates for designing and producing digital learning experiences. Grace is also experienced in working cross-functionally with various teams such as product, UX, technical services, customer success, and marketing to improve product design, technical support, and customer experiences.

Grace Tang earned a B.A. with highest honors in English from the University of California, Davis. Grace also participated in an Education Abroad Program in English Literature at [The University of Sheffield](/org/the-university-of-sheffield).

Grace Tang works with and Genaro Bonilla - Program Manager, Learning & Development. Grace Tang reports to Matt Bottiglio, Senior Technical Talent Acquisition.

Grace Tang

Omar Hasan is the VP of Strategic Finance and User Growth at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Omar has over 15 years of experience in finance and accounting. Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), they were the Director of Global Sales Finance at Snap Inc. from August 2015 to August 2018. Omar also served as the Director of Financial Planning & Analysis - Advertising Sales at Hulu from August 2008 to August 2015. Earlier in their career, they were a Senior Revenue Accountant at MobiTV, Inc. from July 2004 to July 2008 and a Staff Accountant at Clear Channel Entertainment from August 2001 to June 2004.

Omar Hasan has a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business and also attended [Eastern Michigan University](/org/eastern-michigan-university).

Omar Hasan reports to Drew Vollero, CFO. They are on a team with Ryosuke Yagi - Senior Director of Finance, Ann Cabral - Corporate Controller.

Omar Hasan

Kira Federer is the current Director of Business Marketing, Enterprise at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Kira has over 7 years of experience in product marketing and sales. Kira has a proven track record of launching successful products and driving growth. 

Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Kira was the Senior Product Marketing Manager at Glassdoor from February 2014 to October 2017. In this role, Kira was responsible for defining new B2B positioning, product strategy, design, and launch. Kira successfully launched over 30 products and features, including new display advertising, data services, and a global profile product. Under their leadership, the team grew the collateral function within product marketing, creating and rolling out over 100+ pieces from slide decks to audience one-pagers in 8 months.

Before Glassdoor, Kira served as the Manager, Product Marketing at [Revel Systems](/org/revel-systems-inc) iPad POS from January 2012 to February 2014. In this role, they were responsible for managing the sales team and developing relationships with key accounts. 

In November 2016, Kira founded the Glassdoor Women's Group which is dedicated to empowering women in the workplace. 

Kira has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the [University of San Francisco](/org/university-of-san-francisco).

Kira Federer obtained their Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurial Management and Marketing from the [University of South Carolina](/org/university-of-south-carolina). Kira then went on to earn their degree in International Business from Universidad de Guanajuato. Kira has also received certification from Temkin Group as a Customer Experience Expert and from [Sandler Training](/org/sandler-training) as a Sandler Sales Trainer.

They are on a team with Vinayak Sathyamoorthy - Senior Group Product Manager, Spiros Christakopoulos - Group Product Manager, and Jack Koch - Global Head of Marketing Sciences. Kira Federer reports to Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer.

Kira Federer

Kevin Tan is the current Senior Director of Business Operations & Strategy at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Kevin has held this position since December 2017. Prior to this, they were the Senior Director, Revenue Strategy & Operations at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc. from December 2016 to December 2017. Kevin also worked as the Director, Sales Strategy & Operations at Sift from December 2016 to December 2017.

Kevin Tan's educational career includes a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business. Kevin also attended the University of California, Berkeley.

and Cate Spoth - Head of Inventory Management reports to Kevin Tan. Their manager is Jen L. Wong, COO. Kevin Tan works with and Jonathan Flesher - VP, Business Development.

Kevin Tan

Ryosuke Yagi is the Senior Director of Finance at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Ryosuke was the Head of Finance Department at [POPSUGAR](/org/popsugar) from January 2014 to October 2017.

At [POPSUGAR](/org/popsugar), Ryosuke was responsible for all aspects of FP&A, including revenue and cost forecasting, budgeting, and monthly budget variance analyses for the entire company. Ryosuke also partnered with executives to evaluate major strategic decisions, such as whether or not to start a new line of business, how to ensure positive-ROI marketing spending, and how to control headcount costs by increasing executives' visibility into the recruiting pipeline. In addition, Ryosuke provided internal consulting on various ad hoc projects, including HR process improvement, coordinating teams across the company to improve communication, and controlling costs by improving the granularity of data available to executives.

Under Ryosuke's leadership, the finance team at [POPSUGAR](/org/popsugar) started the Sales Analytics function, supporting the CRO with data-driven insights to support rapid revenue growth. Ryosuke also created commission plans for the entire Sales team that created strong incentives while staying within the proscribed budget. Furthermore, they managed the implementation of margin guardrail program to protect gross margins as company scales.

Ryosuke has extensive experience in digital media and e-commerce. Ryosuke is a trusted advisor and strategic partner to [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s executive team.

Ryosuke Yagi has an MBA from [London Business School](/org/london-business-school) and a B.A. with High Honors and Distinction in Developmental Politics from the [University of Pennsylvania](/org/university-of-pennsylvania).

They work with Ann Cabral - Corporate Controller, Omar Hasan - VP of Strategic Finance and User Growth. Their manager is Drew Vollero, CFO.

Ryosuke Yagi

Evan Hamilton is the current Director of Community at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Before this, they were with [Radious](/org/radious), [One Small Step](/org/one-small-step), and [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc. Evan has been in their current position since May of 2022. 

Evan has been instrumental in increasing community success by 75%, 127%, 175%, and 320%. Evan also launched an experimental program that increased new user retention by 10%. In addition, they identified community health indicators and built an alerting system to allow the team to intervene. 

Evan has also hosted dozens of events a year, including a Moderator Summit. Evan has delivered actionable insights to and led communications on behalf of our product and safety teams. In addition, they launched the first-ever moderator training and certification program, which drove moderator retention increases. Evan also built out the first go-to-market team, helping advise, launch, and measure sentiment for products across every team at [Reddit](/org/reddit). 

Evan has maintained >90% employee engagement across a 25-person department and 3 teams. Evan has also driven dozens of low- and no-code experiments.

Evan Hamilton completed a Bachelor's Degree at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Evan is certified from Irrational Labs in Behavioral Economics Bootcamp Certificate.

They work with Jason Costa - Director of Product, Serkan Piantino - VP, Foundational Product, and Adriel Frederick - VP, Product - [Reddit](/org/reddit) X. Their manager is Pali Bhat, Chief Product Officer.

Evan Hamilton

Katelin Holloway is an advisor at [Reddit](/org/reddit) and a former investing and operating partner at [Initialized Capital](/org/initialized-capital). Katelin has also served as a strategic advisor at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc. and as a board member or observer for a number of companies, including [Raise](/org/raise), Angel City, Lattice, and [PeopleTech Partners](/org/peopletech-partners).

Holloway began their career in the people and culture field, helping to build the function from the ground up as the first employee at [Whil](/org/whil). Katelin later led the company through its acquisition.

Katelin Holloway has a venture capital degree from the University of California, Berkeley - School of Law, a human resources management and services degree from UC Berkeley Extension, and a BA in studio art, graphic design, and English composition from Humboldt State University. Katelin also has a high school diploma from Lincoln High School. Katelin is certified by the HR Certification Institute as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) and by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing as a California Teaching Credential.

Katelin Holloway

Robert A. Sauerberg Jr. is the current Board Member at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to this, they were the President and CEO at Conde Nast from January 2016 to December 2019. During their time at Conde Nast, they accelerated the company's strategy shift toward digital platforms and new revenue streams. In 4 years, they launched numerous new businesses, expanded from print to multi-platform journalism, proved that people would pay to access high-quality content, and upgraded the company's technology and talent.

Some of their major initiatives included extending the reach of iconic brands such as Vogue, [Vanity Fair](/org/vanity-fair), Glamour, GQ, [The New Yorker](/org/the-new-yorker), Conde Nast Traveler, [Wired](/org/wired), and Pitchfork through vigorous expansion of their digital presence; inventing new ways for advertisers to reach audiences across the entire portfolio of brands; and creating entirely new services for the publishing industry, such as a full-service creative agency, a data offering, an event management arm, a back-end business management platform, and the most successful short-form video business in the market.

One of the biggest challenges—and greatest successes—was melding 20 independent brands under the new "One Conde Nast" structure so that they could share resources and talent. In addition, they are proud of creating a culture of inclusion and respect at Conde Nast and extending that culture to all of their vendors through a "vendor code of conduct" that they enacted and that has since become a benchmark around the world.

Robert A. Sauerberg Jr. has a BSBA in finance from the University of Arkansas and an MBA from Mercer University - Stetson School of Business and Economics.

Robert A. Sauerberg Jr.

Benjamin Lee is the current Vice President and General Counsel at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Benjamin has previously served as Deputy General Counsel at [Airbnb](/org/airbnb), Twitter, and Google. Prior to that, they were Corporate Secretary at NEC Laboratories America and a Senior Counsel at [AT&T](/org/att). Lee began their career as an Associate at [White & Case](/org/white-case-llp) before becoming a Staff Attorney at the Legal Aid Society. In 2018, they became the General Counsel at Plaid.

After completing their undergraduate studies at [Yale University](/org/yale-university), Benjamin Lee pursued a Juris Doctor (JD) at Columbia Law School.

They work with Kevin Dious - Chief of Staff to the CEO, Roxy Young - Chief Marketing Officer, and Allison Miller - Chief Information Security Officer & VP, Trust. Some individuals on their team include Thomas Vigdal - Deputy General Counsel, Jessica Ashooh - Director of Policy. Benjamin Lee reports to Steve Huffman, Co-Founder & CEO.

Benjamin Lee

Jack Koch is the current Global Head of Marketing Sciences at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to that, they served as the Global Director, Head of Advertiser Research & Measurement at Spotify from January 2016 to December 2018. Koch was responsible for global measurement, insights, and research for Spotify’s ad supported business - demonstrating the platform's significance as a media channel through multi-platform measurement & effectiveness, thought leadership, and audience intelligence. Jack also managed three teams of group managers, leads, and analysts delivering initiatives driving to IPO readiness and a successful NYSE direct listing in 2018. 

From January 2015 to December 2016, Koch was the Head of Audience Research at [LinkedIn](/org/linkedin). Jack led a team responsible for global thought leadership research across all three [LinkedIn](/org/linkedin) LOBs: Talent Solutions, Advertising Solutions, and Sales Solutions. Blended primary/partner research with [LinkedIn](/org/linkedin)'s unique workforce platform data to deliver insights-fueled narratives that drove sales, marketing, event, and PR/press efforts - culminating in a successful acquisition by Microsoft in 2016.

Koch began their career in marketing as the Director, Global Marketing Insights at [Electronic Arts](/org/electronic-arts) in January 2011. In this role, they were responsible for the development and activation of global marketing insights that informed strategy and drove business results for some of EA’s most iconic franchises - Madden NFL, FIFA Soccer, The Sims, and Battlefield.

Jack Koch's educational career includes a BSBA in Marketing from Washington University in St. Louis - Olin Business School, a BFA in Advertising Strategy & Design from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Certification from Google in Google Analytics. Jack also attended the Academy for the Advancement of Science & Technology at Bergen County Academies.

They work with Vinayak Sathyamoorthy - Senior Group Product Manager, Harold Klaje - EVP & President, Global Advertising, and Spiros Christakopoulos - Group Product Manager. Their manager is Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer.

Jack Koch

Spiros Christakopoulos is currently the Group Product Manager at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Spiros has held this position since April of 2018. Prior to their current role, Christakopoulos served as the Director of Growth at [Poshmark](/org/poshmark) from June 2016 to December 2016. In this role, they were responsible for helping the company's mobile games be discovered by millions of users around the world. Spiros also led User Acquisition, Product Lifecycle, and Data Analytics for [Poshmark](/org/poshmark)'s mobile apps. 

From January 2017 to April 2018, Christakopoulos served as Senior Director of Product and Growth at Sega of America, Inc. In this role, they oversaw all marketing spend focused on ROI and user growth for the company, including social media, SEO, ASO, display advertising, cross-promotion, and RTB/programmatic channels. Spiros was also responsible for all backend infrastructure, attribution, analysis, and visualization for Sega's mobile apps. 

Prior to their time at Sega of America, Inc., Christakopoulos served as the Director of Growth at the company from December 2013 to June 2016. In this role, they led User Acquisition, Ad Monetization, ASO, X-Promo, A/B Testing, and Data Analytics. 

Before their career in the private sector, Christakopoulos worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business from November 2011 to June 2012. Spiros also worked as a Summer Associate at [Deutsche Bank](/org/deutsche-bank) from June 2011 to August 2011. Christakopoulos began their professional career as a Manager in International Equities Trading at Piraeus Bank in February 2008 and held this position until August 2010.

Spiros Christakopoulos has a MBA in Analytic Finance from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, a Masters in Corporate Finance from SDA Bocconi, and a Bachelor in Business Administration from Athens University of Economics and Business.

Some of their coworkers include Vaibhav Sahgal - VP, Consumer Product, Anna Soellner - VP, Communications, and Harold Klaje - EVP & President, Global Advertising. Spiros Christakopoulos reports to Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer.

Spiros Christakopoulos

Suman Chiluveru is the current head of analytics and data science at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Suman has previously worked as a data scientist at Facebook, where they managed teams and led initiatives in areas such as ads targeting and measurement, eCommerce, videos, and payments growth. Chiluveru has also worked as an analytics manager at [Bank of America](/org/bank-of-america) and as a senior associate at Techspan. Suman has a wide range of skills, including leadership, roadmap/strategy, data analytics, A/B tests, machine learning, dashboards, product design, product presentations, and market research.

Suman Chiluveru has a Bachelor's in Engineering from the [Indian Institute of Technology, Madras](/org/indian-institute-of-technology-madras). Suman then went on to get their MS in Computer Science from Washington University in St. Louis. Suman is currently a candidate for CFA Level 3 and has their financial risk management certification from the Global Association of Risk Professionals. Suman also has a Series 56 certification.

They are on a team with and Trent Strong - Senior Director of Engineering, Ads. Suman Chiluveru reports to Shariq Rizvi, EVP, Monetization.

Suman Chiluveru

Thomas Vigdal is the current Deputy General Counsel at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Thomas has held this position since May of 2018 and is responsible for managing the legal team, product development, commercial agreements, intellectual property, privacy, litigation, and regulatory inquiries. Prior to their current position, they were a Senior Product Counsel at Apple from August 2011 to April 2018 where they were the legal lead on providing all documentation regarding licensing, certification, and reporting as well as inputting to federal and state legislation and regulations. Before Apple, Thomas worked as an Associate at Paul Hastings LLP from August 2009 to July 2011.

Thomas Vigdal completed their undergraduate studies at [Iowa State University](/org/iowa-state-university), where they earned a Bachelor of Science in Genetics. Thomas then attended [Stanford University](/org/stanford) for their Master of Science in Microbiology and Immunology. After Stanford, they completed their Master of Science in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at [Iowa State University](/org/iowa-state-university). Finally, they attended the University of California, Davis - School of Law to earn their Juris Doctor.

They are on a team with and Jessica Ashooh - Director of Policy. Some individuals on their team include Zac Cox - Senior Counsel, Thomas Lee - Associate General Counsel. Thomas Vigdal reports to Benjamin Lee, VP, General Counsel.

Thomas Vigdal

Kevin Dious is the current Chief of Staff to the CEO at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Kevin was previously a Senior Software Engineer at Ubiqomm from July 2014 to February 2017 where they designed and developed an automated testing framework for testing their hardware and software based on Python and C. Kevin also designed and developed a custom UDP-based and RPC-based device management system using Protocol Buffers, Python and C. Kevin developed a thermal management system using Arduinos, thermocouples, IP-based communication and other custom circuitry for a system to operate in temperatures as low as -80°C. Kevin has also worked on Arduino microcontroller development, developing an inter-beam handoff protocol using custom 802.11 management messages and RSSI threshold detection. Kevin has also worked on system design for a proprietary wifi-based communication system. In their previous positions at Qualcomm, Kevin worked on modifications to the 802.11ac wifi driver software stack for a high altitude TDD/FDD based prototype system as well as the design and implementation of custom IP-based communication protocols.

Kevin Dious has a B.S. in Management Science & Engineering from [Stanford University](/org/stanford), an M.S. in Computer Science from the [Georgia Institute of Technology](/org/georgia-institute-of-technology), and a J.D. in Law from the University of Georgia School of Law. Kevin also has a certification in Introduction to Containers w/ Docker, Kubernetes & OpenShift from [Coursera](/org/coursera), as well as a certification in Blockchain Basics from [Coursera](/org/coursera). Additionally, they have a certification in Blockchain Platforms from [Coursera](/org/coursera) and a certification in Blockchain Specialization from [Coursera](/org/coursera). Finally, they have a certification in Decentralized Applications (Dapps) from [Coursera](/org/coursera) and a certification in Smart Contracts from [Coursera](/org/coursera).

Kevin Dious reports to Steve Huffman, Co-Founder & CEO. They work with Jen L. Wong - COO, Drew Vollero - CFO, and Allison Miller - Chief Information Security Officer & VP, Trust.

Kevin Dious

Tina Soppitt is the Senior Counsel at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Tina has previously worked at [Cisco](/org/cisco) as a foreign counsel and legal analyst from January 2012 to December 2017. Tina has liaised between multiple operational and in-house legal teams on project roll out strategies. Tina has also consulted on the legal implications of large customer contract migrations between group companies across APJC, EMEAR, and North and South America. Tina has also collaborated with in-house attorneys in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Vietnam to advise on sales, brand protection, and external communications. 

Tina's key accomplishments include moving customer contracts covering business in 149 countries into a new group company in the U.K., working within a cross functional team to establish two new group companies in China, and leading successful negotiations and drafting NDAs, MSAs and general correspondence.

Tina Soppitt has a BSc in International Relations from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Tina has a Post Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course from The University of Law. Tina is certified as a California Licensed Attorney from the State Bar of California and as an Attorney in England and Wales from the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Tina Soppitt reports to Zac Cox, Senior Counsel.

Tina Soppitt

Jonathan Flesher is the Vice President of Business Development at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Jonathan has held this position since December 2018. Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Jonathan was the Head of Business Development at [Discord](/org/discord) from December 2018 to August 2021. Jonathan has also held positions at [Baobab Studios](/org/baobab-studios), Skillz Inc., Betable, and various startups. Jonathan's experience in the gaming industry began at [Zynga](/org/zynga), where they served as Vice President & General Manager of Business Development from July 2009 to November 2012. Jonathan then transitioned to [Electronic Arts](/org/electronic-arts), where they served as Senior Director of Business Development from September 2006 to July 2009. After a brief stint at KKR & Co. L.P., Jonathan became a Venture Capital Consultant at M/C Partners in February 2004 before joining [Zynga](/org/zynga) in July 2009.

Jonathan Flesher has an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management in Finance & Entrepreneurship and a BA from [Pomona College](/org/pomona-college) in Philosophy.

Jonathan Flesher reports to Jen L. Wong, COO. They work with and Kevin Tan - Senior Director of Business Operations & Strategy.

Jonathan Flesher

Sagun Gaind is a Senior HR Business Partner at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Sagun has held this position since July 2019. Prior to that, they were a Human Resources Manager at Old Navy from May 2017 to July 2019. Sagun was also an HR Business Partner at [JCPenney](/org/jcpenney) from June 2014 to May 2017, and a Talent Acquisition Specialist at Nationstar Mortgage from December 2011 to May 2014.

Sagun Gaind earned a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from [Texas A&M University](/org/texas-a-m-university).

They are on a team with Matt Bottiglio - Senior Technical Talent Acquisition, Esther Higashi - Lead Business Recruiter, and Jesus Serratos Soria - Senior Technical Recruiter. Sagun Gaind reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Sagun Gaind

Eddie Tigs is a Senior Technical Sourcer at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Eddie has previous experience working as a Tech Sourcer at [Lyft](/org/lyft), an [Uber](/org/uber) Technical Sourcer, and a Technical Sourcer at [USAA](/org/usaa). Eddie has also worked as a Technical Recruiter at [Kforce](/org/kforce) Inc.

Eddie has over 45 years of experience in the staffing industry and has developed a proprietary methodology called the [Kforce](/org/kforce) Knowledge Staffing Model. This allows him to deliver perfectly timed resources in four major technology specializations – Functional Engagements, Development, Enterprise Data Management, and Infrastructure. 

Kforce’s extensive and perpetually expanding network of professional technology specialists is instrumental in helping our clients achieve their strategic business objectives with the best resources.

At [Kforce](/org/kforce), we believe that Great People = Great Results. By understanding what drives our specialty industries, becoming involved in our communities on a professional and personal basis, following a disciplined process of identifying quality candidates, partnering with employers to understand their core business and their employment requirements, and delivering exceptional service, we achieve great results for all concerned.

Eddie Tigs went to Howard College and then to Oakmont Regional High School. Eddie is certified as a Talent Advisor from Recruiting Toolbox, Inc.

They are on a team with Matt Bottiglio - Senior Technical Talent Acquisition, Em Rhodenbaugh - Lead Product Recruiter, and Christopher Vanzetta - Senior Director of HR. Their manager is Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Eddie Tigs

Bo Munna is the current Senior HR Business Partner Manager at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to this, Munna was with Nike for just over three years as the Territory Human Resources Manager for the Northeast U.S. Territory. In this role, Munna was responsible for delivering a full spectrum of HR programs and services to build commitment, capability, and overall engagement among individuals and teams. Additionally, Munna participated in key business planning and talent planning sessions to assess talent and develop strategies to address development needs, gaps and risks. Furthermore, Munna played a key role in developing and executing strategies and interventions requiring organizational design, employee relations, leadership and team development, change management, performance management, compliance and overall engagement. Prior to Nike, Munna was with Target for five years as a Store Director.

Bo Munna attended [Stony Brook University](/org/stony-brook-university), where they studied business management and finance. They then attended the [University of Rhode Island](/org/university-of-rhode-island).

They work with Carla H. McIntosh - VP, Global Talent Acquisition, Kayla Harris - Associate HR Business Partner, and Matt Bottiglio - Senior Technical Talent Acquisition. Bo Munna reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Bo Munna

Brynn Killeen is a Recruiting Manager, Sourcing at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Brynn has over 4 years of experience in recruiting. Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Brynn was with Google for 1 year and 6 months as a Technical Sourcer. Brynn has also worked with Kate Spade & Company as a Corporate Recruiter for 2 years and 3 months. Brynn has also worked with [GLAMSQUAD](/org/glamsquad) as a Client Experience Manager for 5 months.

Brynn Killeen graduated from [Lehigh University](/org/lehigh-university) with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.

Their manager is Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer. Brynn Killeen works with Delecia Krevet - VP, HR Business Partnerships, Laura Nestler - VP, Community, and Elena Sparger - Senior Recruiter.

Brynn Killeen

Jackie Ryan is a Senior Technical Recruiter at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Jackie has also worked as a Technical Recruiter at Facebook and [Uber](/org/uber), and as a Recruiting Associate at 314e Corporation. Jackie has a wealth of experience in recruiting for software engineers, and has helped hire for positions at companies such as Google, Facebook, and [Uber](/org/uber).

Jackie Ryan reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer. Jackie Ryan works with Rob Smith - Recruiting Manager, Business Teams, Em Rhodenbaugh - Lead Product Recruiter, and Laura Nestler - VP, Community.

Jackie Ryan

Matthew Snelham is the current VP of Engineering, Infrastructure at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Matthew was previously Sabbatical's President from January 2020 to July 2020, where they scaled and led the SRE teams supporting Search crawling, global Indexing, and internal Logging and analytics infrastructure across all products. Matthew has also managed global teams across Mountain View, Dublin, Zurich, and Sydney. Snelham is directly responsible for search infrastructure and product, with multiple 24/7 coverage rotations, and portfolio of product engagements (onboarding, retirement, and product maturity).

Before Sabbatical, Snelham spent 12 years at Google as the Sr. Engineering Director, Machine Learning Fleet. Matthew founded and built the organization responsible for low level Machine Learning infrastructure and capacity across Alphabet, including internal, Cloud, and 'bets' like Deepmind. Snelham was responsible for planning, provisioning, and software engineering required for efficient software operations of 100% of Google's multi-generational TPUs and other accelerators. Matthew also managed ecosystem needs across products, and helped drive the companies long term roadmap.

Prior to joining Google in 2007, Snelham worked at Intel as a Senior Consultant from June 2005 to March 2007.

Matthew Snelham is currently a student at the University of California, Davis, where they are double majoring in computer science and electrical engineering. Matthew is interested in both fields and plans to continue their education after graduation.

They are on a team with Shariq Rizvi - EVP, Monetization, Lisa O'Keefe - Chief of Staff to the CTO, and Suchit Dash - VP, Consumer & Contributor. Matthew Snelham reports to Chris Slowe, CTO.

Matthew Snelham

Delecia Krevet is Reddit's VP of HR Business Partnerships where she leads a team of HRBPs and is an enabler to the business driving strategic global people initiatives. Prior to Reddit, she was an HR Director with Amazon leading the Global Legal and Global Corporate Affairs HR teams. Delecia is a 25+ year HR veteran with diverse industry experience and has spent most of her career with Silicon Valley tech titans, having also held senior human resources roles with Google and Apple. She previously was the Chief Human Resources Officer for the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority. Prior to her time in transit, she spent five years working with Raytheon, one of the largest multinational aerospace and defense contractors. Delecia holds a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Behavior from the University of San Francisco. She’s a native Texan who resides in the San Francisco Bay Area.



Delecia Krevet

Michelle Reynolds is the current Chief Accounting Officer at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to their current position, they served as the Director of Controllership Accounting at Snap Inc. from April 2016 to August 2021. In this role, Michelle was responsible for solving and documenting complex, technical accounting and auditing issues on a daily basis. Michelle also provided clients with advice on technical accounting and SEC matters, and was responsible for project management and profitability on two large public companies. Michelle oversaw a staff of 8-12 people on a daily basis, and had consistent communication and exposure to executives from both the internal and external perspectives.

Prior to their time at Snap Inc., Michelle was the Group Manager of U.S. Corporate Accounting at [Procter & Gamble](/org/procter-gamble) from December 2012 to April 2016. Before [Procter & Gamble](/org/procter-gamble), they worked at Ernst & Young LLP as a Manager of Assurance Services from January 2005 to December 2012. In this role, they were responsible for solving and documenting complex, technical accounting and auditing issues, providing clients with advice on technical accounting and SEC matters, and managing the profitability of two large public companies. Michelle oversaw a staff of 8-12 people on a daily basis, and had consistent communication and exposure to executives from both the internal and external perspectives.

Michelle Reynolds has a Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Accountancy from [Miami University](/org/miami-university).

Michelle Reynolds reports to Steve Huffman, Co-Founder & CEO. They work with Kevin Dious - Chief of Staff to the CEO, Roxy Young - Chief Marketing Officer, and Pali Bhat - Chief Product Officer.

Michelle Reynolds

Jannik Hülshoff is the current Director of Marketing for [Reddit](/org/reddit) in Germany. 

Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Jannik spent three years as the Senior Director of Partnerships, Central Europe & CIS at [Twitch](/org/twitch). In this role, Jannik was responsible for leading content teams across Central Europe and the CIS region, including content acquisition and licensing, media and press relations, strategic partner management, monetization and commerce, and setting regional content strategy. 

Before [Twitch](/org/twitch), Jannik was the Founder and Managing Director of Streamwerke GmbH, a subsidiary of ZDF Enterprises. Jannik was responsible for setting up and managing the digital hub of Germany's largest public broadcaster, which provided services such as media production, distribution and content strategy, digital marketing, consulting, and sales. 

Jannik's other previous roles include Product Marketing at YouTube and Digital Brand Marketing Consultant at Google. Jannik has also spent time as a freelance production manager and co-producer for multiple companies.

Jannik Hülshoff has a MA in European Studies from [Maastricht University](/org/maastricht-university) and a BA in European Studies from the same school. Jannik also did an Erasmus at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

They are on a team with Jack Koch - Global Head of Marketing Sciences, Vinayak Sathyamoorthy - Senior Group Product Manager, and Kira Federer - Director of Business Marketing, Enterprise. Jannik Hülshoff reports to Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer.

Jannik Hülshoff

Shariq Rizvi is the Executive Vice President of Monetization at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc., where he oversees the Monetization and Ads Product teams. Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Shariq was a Director of Engineering at Twitter, where he led efforts to scale the company’s early advertising operation into a multi-billion dollar business. Between 2012-2016, Shariq co-launched the company’s performance ads business, built out hundred-person engineering teams from the ground up and helped steer the company through its IPO. Rizvi has also had a highly successful track record as an independent entrepreneur. In 2008, he co-founded Dasient, an enterprise startup backed by Google Ventures, Floodgate Fund, [Benhamou Global Ventures](/org/bgv), Radar Partners and Reese Schonfeld, the co-founder of CNN. In 2012, Twitter acquired Dasient to power the security for its own online advertising system. Shariq was also a co-founder of enterprise startup Netsil, which was acquired by [Nutanix](/org/nutanix) in 2018 to complement the company’s Enterprise Cloud Operating System. Shariq began his career as an engineer at Google, helping to build web search, App Engine and the Google Calculator. Rizvi holds an MS in Computer Science from University of California at Berkeley and a B.S. in Computer Science & Engineering from the India Institute of Technology. His undergraduate research in database research has made him one of the youngest published authors in the field.

Shariq Rizvi

Saad Rehmani is Vice President of Engineering at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc. He joined the company in 2019 to scale the engineering organization in support of [Reddit](/org/reddit)’s mission to bring community to everyone. Before joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Saad was Vice President of Engineering at GrubHub, where he focused on driving large scale efficiency. Prior to that, Saad was CTO of Kapow, an online platform for booking and managing events, and Director of Architecture at [Redbox](/org/redbox). Saad holds a number of patents for technologies that solve problems from optimizing search engines to creating new systems for currency conversions. Born in Saudi Arabia, Rehmani received a Masters of Science in Information Technology (Software Engineering) from the [University of Liverpool](/org/university-of-liverpool) in the United Kingdom. He currently lives in San Francisco with his wife and son.

Saad Rehmani

Porter Gale is a business builder, author, and marketer. She has launched well-known brands like Virgin America and been a venture advisor to 20+ CEOs at companies like [RocketFuel](/org/rocketfuel), [WePay](/org/wepay), and Vurb. Porter is CMO at [Personal Capital](/org/personal-capital) and sits on the BOD of Reddit.

Porter Gale

Jason Costa is currently the Director of Product at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Jason was a Venture Partner & EIR at [GGV Capital](/org/ggv-capital), where they deployed $15M across six deals. Jason has also worked as a product leader at [Pinterest](/org/pinterest) and Twitter, and as a Partner Engineer & Dev Advocate at Google. Jason has been instrumental in building several international engineering offices for Google, including in Dublin, Hyderabad, and Beijing.

Jason Costa has a MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management with a focus in entrepreneurship and innovation. Jason also has a B.S. from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering in computer science.

Jason Costa works with and Evan Hamilton - Director of Community. Jason Costa reports to Alex Le, VP, Product & Community.

Jason Costa

Zubair Jandali is currently an advisor at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Zubair was previously with Motive, where they were responsible for spearheading AdMob's APAC entry. Zubair was also with Google, where they were the global head of App Developer Ad Sales. Jandali has also held the position of director of US performance sales at AdMob.

Zubair Jandali has a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley and a Certificate in Climate Change: Learning for Action from [Terra.do](/org/terra-do).

Zubair Jandali

Ann Cabral is the current Corporate Controller at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Ann has previous experience as a Sr. Director, Accounting Operations & Strategic Projects, Director of Finance Sales Operations, and Director Corporate Accounting. Ann also has experience as a Sr Manager Financial Reporting & Tech Accounting and Senior Manager, Audit and Advisory Services.

Ann Cabral's educational career includes a Bachelor of Science in Business/Accounting Emphasis from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business.

Ann Cabral works with and Ryosuke Yagi - Senior Director of Finance. Ann Cabral reports to Drew Vollero, CFO.

Ann Cabral

Jack Hanlon is the current Vice President of Data at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Jack has previously served as a consultant and advisor for various companies, including Zytara Inc. and [Walmart](/org/walmart). Jack was also the co-founder and Vice President of Product at [Kinetic Social](/org/kinetic-social). Jack began their career as a product analyst at Online Intelligence in 2010.

Jack Hanlon's educational career includes a Bachelor's degree from the [College of the Holy Cross](/org/college-of-the-holy-cross) and a Master's degree in Business Analytics from [New York University](/org/nyu). Jack also attended St Peters Prep.

Their manager is Chris Slowe, CTO. and Tyler Otto - Director of Data Science, Threat Analytics reports to Jack Hanlon. They are on a team with Suchit Dash - VP, Consumer & Contributor, Lisa O'Keefe - Chief of Staff to the CTO, and Shariq Rizvi - EVP, Monetization.

Jack Hanlon

Jerome Jahnke is the Director of Core Platform at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Jerome has over 10 years of experience in software engineering and management. Jerome previously worked as a Senior Engineering Manager at [Groupon](/org/groupon), responsible for the Inventory Supply Teams, Accounting Software, and Finance Reporting Teams. Jerome also worked as a Senior Architecture Manager for Global Markets and Research Technologies at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Jerome Jahnke holds an MSc in Computer Science from the University of Chicago and a degree in German, European Theirtory from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

Their manager is Saad Rehmani, EVP, Engineering. They are on a team with and Suren Samarchyan - VP, Engineering, Monetization & Special Projects.

Jerome Jahnke

Thomas Lee is the Associate General Counsel at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Thomas was previously at [Twitch](/org/twitch) from November 2015 to November 2019, where they were the Lead technology transactions counsel and responsible for the FTC compliance issues. Thomas has also closed numerous agreements for colocation, transport, and IP transit services. Thomas has a team of 8 legal professionals that they manage directly.

Thomas Lee's educational career includes a J.D. from Yale Law School, a Bachelor of Arts from [Columbia College](/org/columbia-college), and certification from HarvardX in CS50L.

Thomas Lee reports to Thomas Vigdal, Deputy General Counsel. They work with and Zac Cox - Senior Counsel.

Thomas Lee

Will Cady is the Global Director of Reddit's KarmaLab. Will was previously with Project Healthy Minds, Soho House & Co, and Reddit, Inc. Will also has experience as a contributing writer, senior manager, marketing & strategy, food server, and product line manager.

Will Cady studied professional music at [Berklee College of Music](/org/berklee-college-of-music) and has a focus in music business. Will also attended Cambridge School of Weston where they completed a college preparatory program with an arts focus.

Their manager is Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer. They are on a team with Vinayak Sathyamoorthy - Senior Group Product Manager, Vaibhav Sahgal - VP, Consumer Product, and Jannik Hülshoff - Director of Marketing, Germany.

Will Cady

Christopher Vanzetta has over 9 years of experience in Human Resources. Christopher is currently the Senior Director of HR at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Christopher has also held the position of Head of HR at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Inc. from June 2017 to August 2022. In this role, they were responsible for leading core components of HR globally, including: Total Rewards and Mobility, Talent Management and Learning & Development, Employee Relations and Organizational Development (HR Business Partner Team), and People Operations. Prior to their time at [Reddit](/org/reddit), Christopher worked as a Human Resources Executive at Target from August 2013 to June 2017. Christopher also spent a summer as an analyst at [Goldman Sachs](/org/goldman-sachs) in 2012.

Christopher Vanzetta obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in International Business from [Marist College](/org/marist-college).

and Emily Claflin - Benefits Manager reports to Christopher Vanzetta. Some of their coworkers include Jesus Serratos Soria - Senior Technical Recruiter, Laura Nestler - VP, Community, and Eddie Tigs - Senior Technical Sourcer. Christopher Vanzetta reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Christopher Vanzetta

Cate Spoth is currently the Head of Inventory Management at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Cate previously held this position at [Spotify](/org/spotify) from December 2014 to February 2020. Prior to that, they were an Inventory Analyst, Digital at ESPN from July 2013 to November 2014. From September 2011 to July 2013, Cate was the Advertising Systems Specialist at XO Group Inc. Cate began their career as an Analyst - Client Services at The Nielsen Company from July 2010 to September 2011. Cate has also held internships at HSP Direct, L-3 Communications, and the Washington Post Co.

Cate Spoth has a Bachelor of Science in Marketing Management and a Business Diversity Minor from [Virginia Tech](/org/virginia-tech). Cate also has a Bachelor of Science in Marketing/Marketing Management, General from [Virginia Tech](/org/virginia-tech).

Cate Spoth reports to Kevin Tan, Senior Director of Business Operations & Strategy.

Cate Spoth

Zac Cox is currently the Senior Counsel at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Zac was Counsel at Medium from May 2016 to January 2017. Zac has also worked as an Associate at Durie Tangri LLP from January 2013 to April 2016 and at [Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP](/org/weil-gotshal-manges-llp) from January 2012 to December 2013. Zac began their legal career as a Judicial Law Clerk at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California from January 2011 to December 2012.

Zac Cox has a J.D. from Stanford Law School and a B.S. in Mathematical Sciences from [The University of Texas at Dallas](/org/the-university-of-texas-at-dallas).

Zac Cox works with and Thomas Lee - Associate General Counsel. Zac Cox reports to Thomas Vigdal, Deputy General Counsel. and Tina Soppitt - Senior Counsel reports to Zac Cox.

Zac Cox

Trent Strong is the current Senior Director of Engineering, Ads at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Trent has over 10 years of experience in engineering and management. Trent started their career as a Research Assistant in High Energy Nuclear Theory with Dr. Ralf Rapp at [Texas A&M University](/org/texas-a-m-university). After their time at the university, Trent went on to work as an engineer at [Laserfiche](/org/laserfiche), ichange (acquired), and OkCupid Labs. In 2013, Trent co-founded Pareto Inc, a supply chain network optimization software and consulting company. Trent served as the Head of Engineering at Projector Group from 2015 to 2017. Trent joined [Reddit](/org/reddit) in 2017 and is currently the Senior Director of Engineering, Ads.

Trent Strong graduated from [Texas A&M University](/org/texas-a-m-university) with a Bachelor of Science in Physics.

They work with and Suman Chiluveru - Head of Analytics, Data Science. Trent Strong reports to Shariq Rizvi, EVP, Monetization.

Trent Strong

Suren Samarchyan is the current VP of Engineering, Monetization & Special Projects at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Suren has also served as Cofounder and CEO of KeyIdeas, and VP of Engineering and Product Management at Innova Systems. Samarchyan has a wealth of experience in the tech industry, having worked as a Sr. Software Engineer/Tech Lead at CQG and [Synopsys](/org/synopsys).

Suren Samarchyan has an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a PhD in Mathematics from [Yerevan State University](/org/yerevan-state-university).

They work with and Jerome Jahnke - Director of Core Platform. Suren Samarchyan reports to Saad Rehmani, EVP, Engineering.

Suren Samarchyan

Elena Sparger

Suchit Dash currently serves as VP of Consumer & Contributor at Reddit where he is responsible for defining Reddit's core experiences including the Reddit Feed, Discover, Media, Conversation and creation experiences. Prior to Reddit, Suchit was co-founder and president of Dubsmash, a short video application that elevates underrepresented creators and helped them earn a living that was acquired by Reddit in 2020. He previously held executive roles at Soundcloud, AVARI, and PayPal, while also cofounding Ifeelgoods, a digital rewards company. Suchit graduated with a BSE in Industrial Engineering and Economics from Northwestern University.

Suchit Dash

Travis Pierson

Jennifer Reynolds

Alexander Mitroshkin

Steve Huffman is the co-founder and CEO of Reddit, the "front page of the internet" and fourth most visited site in the U.S. He is also the co-founder and former CEO of Hipmunk, the popular online travel company. Raised in northern Virginia, Huffman pursued his passion for programming from an early age and followed it through a computer science degree at the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia). In 2005, he and his college roommate Alexis Ohanian pitched their first start-up to then-new incubator [Y Combinator](/org/y-combinator). While the pair's initial idea for a food-ordering mobile app called My Mobile Menu was rejected, [Y Combinator](/org/y-combinator) founder Paul Graham invited them to build a new startup, which soon led to their creation of Reddit. After selling the company in 2006, Huffman launched Hipmunk and was named to [Inc.](/org/inc-com) Magazine's “30 Under 30” list in 2011 and the Forbes “30 Under 30” list in 2012. A few years later, Huffman returned as CEO of Reddit, where he has led the company's development of native image and video hosting, a new mobile app, and a full site redesign while growing the Reddit community to over 330 million monthly users. In addition to his work at Reddit, Huffman is a mentor at Hackbright Academy, a San Francisco-based coding school for women. In his free time, he enjoys skiing, dancing, and browsing r/WholesomeMemes.

Steve Huffman

Leads a team focused on surfacing and mitigating threats to Reddit - threat analysis. 

Tyler Otto

Nellie Peshkov

Anna Soellner is the current Vice President of Communications at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Anna has extensive experience in communications, having previously served as the Vice President of Communications for the Motion Picture Association and the Head of Communications for [Driver Group](/org/driver-trett), L.L.C. In addition, Anna has also worked as a Luce Scholar for the Office of Martin Lee in Legislative Council Hong Kong.

Anna Soellner graduated from Smith College with an A.B. in Government & American Studies.

Anna Soellner reports to Roxy Young, Chief Marketing Officer. They work with Vinayak Sathyamoorthy - Senior Group Product Manager, Will Cady - Global Director of [Reddit](/org/reddit)'s KarmaLab, and Timo Pelz - VP, Business Marketing.

Anna Soellner

Chez Jennings

Joanna Perez Wheeler

Eileen Wu

Jesus Serratos Soria is a Senior Technical Recruiter at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to joining [Reddit](/org/reddit), Jesus worked as a Senior Technical Recruiter at Postmates Inc., where they were responsible for staffing Infra and SRE engineers in a time of business hyper growth. Jesus has also phone screened over 260 candidates for Machine Learning and Data Science Positions, and over 280 candidates for Infrastructure/Site Reliability Engineer positions. In addition to their work as a Technical Recruiter, Jesus has also participated in the interview and hiring process of fellow Technical Recruiters and Sourcers, and has trained and mentored junior members of the technical recruiting team.

Jesus Serratos Soria has a BS in Criminal Justice from California State University-Sacramento and is certified from Recruiting Toolbox, Inc. as a Talent Advisor.

Jesus Serratos Soria works with Gary Gangi - Recruiting Manager, Tech, Esther Higashi - Lead Business Recruiter, and Em Rhodenbaugh - Lead Product Recruiter. Their manager is Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Jesus Serratos Soria

Heather Jones

Gary Gangi

Rob Smith leads a team of recruiters supporting sales and business functions.

Rob Smith

Em Rhodenbaugh

Kayla Harris is the current Associate HR Business Partner at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Kayla has previous experience working as a Senior Benefits Specialist at [Pinterest](/org/pinterest) from April 2019 to April 2021, a Human Resources Generalist at the [San Francisco Ballet](/org/san-francisco-ballet-association) from September 2018 to April 2019, and a Recruitment Coordinator - IBM Talent Acquisition Optimization at IBM from March 2018 to September 2018. Kayla has also served as a Regional Human Resources Generalist at Scalable Press from January 2018 to March 2018.

Some of their coworkers include Delecia Krevet - VP, HR Business Partnerships, Matt Bottiglio - Senior Technical Talent Acquisition, and Em Rhodenbaugh - Lead Product Recruiter. Kayla Harris reports to Nellie Peshkov, Chief People & Culture Officer.

Kayla Harris

Matt Bottiglio

Vinayak Sathyamoorthy is the product lead responsible for launching the Reddit Premium and Reddit Coins products. The product team is working on building brand-new, D2C virtual goods that reach millions of monthly Redditors.

Vinayak Sathyamoorthy

Jen Davis

Jennifer Swift

Wong joined [Reddit](/org/reddit), a major user-generated content and discussion platform, in April 2018 and has deep media industry experience building successful digital advertising offerings for digital media leaders, including Time, Popsugar.com and AOL. Wong oversees Revenue, Operations, Consumer and Product marketing, Finance, Talent, Growth teams.

Jen L. Wong

Christopher Brian Slowe is an American businessman. He gained his PhD in Physics from Harvard, and went on to co-found [Reddit](/org/reddit), with Aaron Swartz, Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman. He later departed [Reddit](/org/reddit) and began work for Hipmunk, where he was Chief Scientist. He returned to [Reddit](/org/reddit) in 2015 and is currently its CTO.

Chris Slowe

Dave Yang

Roxy Young is currently Chief Marketing Officer at [Reddit](/org/reddit). Prior to [Reddit](/org/reddit), Young was VP of Marketing at Hipmunk (acquired by Concur).

Roxy Young

Emily Claflin

Lisa O'Keefe

Price has served on the boards of directors at six public companies, and she spent roughly 30 years in senior finance roles with companies including Macy’s, Ahold Delhaize, CVS Caremark, JPMorgan Chase, Diageo and Kraft Foods.

Paula Price

Samuel H. "Sam" Altman is an American entrepreneur, investor, programmer, and blogger. He is the former president of Y Combinator and now the CEO of OpenAI. 

Samuel Altman

Vaibhav Sahgal

The current board of directors at Reddit has a wide range of experience in many different industries. Alexis Ohanian, one of the co-founders, is the current CEO. He has experience as an entrepreneur and investor, as well as in various tech companies. The other members of the board have experience in fields such as law, venture capital, human resources, finance, media, and climate change.

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