Philip Goffin

Philip Goffin has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies and industries. Philip is currently the Founder, President, and CEO of Zilo Technology, a company focused on transforming the global asset management sector. Prior to this, they co-founded Kana Earth, a platform that allows individuals and companies to offset their carbon footprint. Philip also co-founded The Big Exchange and served as a Co-Founder and Investor. Additionally, they were the Founder and former Chairman of the Board at Ziglu, a global account for the digital age that combines traditional and digital currency management.

Before these roles, Philip Goffin co-founded Calastone and served as its Managing Director. Philip was also Head of New Technologies and Chief Technology Officer at FNZ Group. Philip co-founded Apply Financial, which was later acquired by Accuity, and held the position of Co-founder and Non-Executive Director. Philip served as an Advisory Board Member at The Investment Association and was a member of the KEA - World Class New Zealand Network. Furthermore, they were the Chairman of TISA Digital Innovation Council, where they focused on championing the development of government policy, regulation, and industry infrastructure to support the digitization of UK financial services.

Philip Goffin attended Kings College in Auckland from 1979 to 1985. There is no information provided about the degree or field of study during this time. In 1986 to 1987, they attended The University of Auckland where they pursued a Law Intermediate and Bachelor of Arts degree, but did not complete it. In 1991, they briefly attended The University of Auckland where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree. Later, in 2017 to 2018, Philip Goffin attended the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and earned a LEAD certificate in Corporate Innovation.