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10 Atlassian finance leaders
These ten current and former Atlassian finance leaders have run FP&A, corporate finance, treasury, investor relations, revenue accounting and finance transformation at the company. Readers can learn how Atlassian's finance organization plans, reports and forecasts, and how its finance teams support go-to-market and capital decisions.
Professionals to explore
01—10Alex Blackmur, CFA
LinkedInExperience: Treasurer · Atlassian
Treasurer at Atlassian since May 2023. The profile lists treasury and finance skills spanning corporate finance, capital structure planning, capital return strategy, investment management, hedging, foreign exchange and risk management. At Microsoft he was Director - FX and Corporate Finance (2018–2023) and Group Portfolio Manager - Fixed Income (2012–2018).
Anne Eyler, CPA
LinkedInExperience: Director Corporate FP&A · Atlassian
Director Corporate FP&A at Atlassian since February 2026. She was Senior Director of FP&A at Yelp (2026) and Director of FP&A at Yelp (2021–2026), Director of FP&A at NBCUniversal (2016–2021) and Financial Planning and Analysis Manager at NBCUniversal (2013–2016).
Chase Baldwin
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Head of Corporate Finance · Atlassian
Vice President, Head of Corporate Finance at Atlassian since June 2026. He was Vice President, Central Finance and Chief of Staff to the CFO at LinkedIn (2021–2026), where he was also Sr. Director, FP&A (2019–2021) and Director, FP&A (2017–2019), and Senior Director, FP&A at Vail Resorts (2021).
Kiran Choudary
LinkedInExperience: Vice President - Finance & Strategy · Atlassian
Former Vice President - Finance & Strategy at Atlassian (2013–2018), a San Francisco role whose listed scope covered Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) and Business Operations & Analytics (Bizops). He has been SVP & CFO at Rubrik since 2018 and was Vice President - Technology Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs (2008–2013).
Kristina Dahlberg-Stevens, CPA
LinkedInExperience: Head of Finance Transformation and Delivery Acceleration · Atlassian
Head of Finance Transformation and Delivery Acceleration at Atlassian since October 2024, leading finance transformation (TMO) and delivery acceleration (PMO) across Finance and an end-to-end Quote-to-Cash transformation spanning GTM, Legal and Finance. Her other Atlassian roles shown include Head of Finance Strategic Transformation (2021–2024), Head of Accounting, Order to Cash (2018–2021) and Head of Revenue Accounting (2017–2018).
Martin Lam
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Investor Relations · Atlassian
Vice President, Investor Relations at Atlassian since April 2021, a role in the Finance & Accounting department. His other Atlassian roles shown are Director, Investor Relations (2020–2021), Senior Manager, Investor Relations (2017–2020) and Senior Manager, Finance (2015–2017). He was Manager, SEC Reporting and Technical Accounting at Salesforce (2014–2015).
Michael Coady
LinkedInExperience: Head of Commercial Finance, GTM Strategy · Atlassian
Head of Commercial Finance, GTM Strategy at Atlassian since January 2026, and Head of GTM Finance at Atlassian from May 2023 to February 2026, both in the Finance & Accounting department. He was Senior Director, Sales Strategy and Operations at Salesforce (2022–2023) and Director, Finance & Strategy at Salesforce (2021).
Neetha Ratty, CPA
LinkedInExperience: Director of Revenue Accounting -Enterprise Sales · Atlassian
Director of Revenue Accounting -Enterprise Sales at Atlassian since September 2025, a director-level role in the Finance & Accounting department. The listing also shows Sr. Director Revenue Accounting at Payscale (2024–2025), Director Revenue Accounting at Payscale (2022–2024) and Director Revenue Accounting at ExtraHop (2019–2022).
Nina Yang, CPA (inactive)
LinkedInExperience: Director of Global Revenue Accounting · Atlassian
Director of Global Revenue Accounting at Atlassian since July 2021; her profile headline describes her as Head of Revenue Accounting at Atlassian. She was Senior Revenue Manager (M2)- North America Ads at Facebook (2016–2021), Revenue Manager at Uber (2015–2016) and a Senior Audit Associate at KPMG US (2008–2012).
Paul Hollis
LinkedInExperience: SVP Head of FP&A and Procurement · Atlassian
Former SVP Head of FP&A and Procurement at Atlassian (November 2020–October 2025), based in San Francisco. Since November 2025 he has been Vice President, Corporate FP&A at Databricks. He was Vice President, Finance & Strategy (Corporate Planning) at Salesforce (2019–2020) and Senior Director, Finance & Strategy (Corporate Planning, G&A) there (2017–2019).
Choose the right perspective
Pick by function first: FP&A and corporate finance leaders suit planning and forecasting questions, while treasury, investor relations and accounting leaders fit capital, disclosure and revenue recognition topics. Note role dates, since former leaders describe an earlier stage of the company.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does Atlassian's finance team build its annual plan and track performance against it during the year?
- 02What revenue recognition and reporting issues matter most when a software company changes how it packages and sells products?
- 03How do finance leaders at Atlassian work with go-to-market teams on pricing, deal approvals and forecasting?
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