10 Intuit executives
Eight of these Intuit executives carry a Chief title, from Chief Executive Officer Sasan Goodarzi to the chief technology, operating, accounting, marketing, AI, transformation and security-and-fraud officers, and the other two are SVPs over the Small Business Group and product and engineering. All ten hold current Intuit roles, which suits a software company comparing how a CEO's staff divides technology, AI, finance and go-to-market priorities.
Professionals to explore
Alex Balazs
LinkedInExperience: Former Chief Technology Officer · Intuit
Platform and architecture questions fit Alex Balazs, who became Chief Technology Officer at Intuit in 2023 after Senior Vice President - Intuit Chief Architect - Platform Engineering Leader (2017–2023), and who oversees Intuit's technology strategy and its product development, data science, information technology and information security teams. Alex also held Senior Vice President - Data Engineering (2020–2021) and VP, Fellow Architect - Chief Architect Consumer Group (2015–2017).
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Ashok Srivastava
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President and Chief AI Officer · Intuit
Setting the strategy for AI across Intuit is Ashok Srivastava's responsibility as Senior Vice President and Chief AI Officer at Intuit since 2025, after Senior Vice President and Chief Data Officer (2017–2025). Ashok also sits on the board of The Motley Fool (since 2026), a National Academy of Sciences committee (since 2021) and a Stanford University external advisory board (since 2019), the pick for AI roadmap questions.
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Atticus Tysen, NACD.DC
LinkedInExperience: SVP Product Development, Chief Information Security and Fraud Prevention Officer · Intuit
Atticus Tysen is SVP Product Development, Chief Information Security and Fraud Prevention Officer at Intuit (since 2021), after SVP, Chief Information Security Officer, Chief Fraud Prevention Officer, Chief Information Officer (2020–2021). Atticus also held SVP & CIO (2013–2020), VP Enterprise Business Solutions (2011–2013) and VP Engineering and Operations, Small Business Division (2007–2011), covering security and fraud priorities at the executive level.
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Christine Martino
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operating Officer People and Places · Intuit
Balancing business goals, people and technology to transform strategy into execution at Intuit and Hewlett Packard is how Christine Martino describes the work. Christine has been Chief Operating Officer People and Places at Intuit since 2018, following Chief Operating Officer - Cyber Security, Legal, Compliance and Policy (2015–2018), and was Director Big Data Programs (2012–2014), relevant to questions on turning strategy into execution across central functions.
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Jack Tam
LinkedInExperience: SVP Product and Engineering · Intuit
Jack Tam has been SVP Product and Engineering at Intuit since 2026, leading product, design and engineering for Intuit Mailchimp, after Senior Vice President of Engineering (2024–2026). Jack was also Chief Technology Officer at Intuit Mailchimp (2022–2024) and VP, Go To Market Tech at Intuit (2021–2023), a fit for questions on product and engineering priorities inside one product brand.
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Lauren Hotz
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President Finance-Chief Accounting Officer · Intuit
The accounting and controllership voice among these executives is Lauren Hotz, Senior Vice President Finance-Chief Accounting Officer at Intuit (since 2022), who also holds VP Finance - Chief Accounting Officer (since 2022). Lauren's earlier Intuit titles include VP Finance - Corporate Controller (2020–2022), Director of Corporate Accounting (2014–2020) and Group Manager - Revenue (2008–2014).
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Lionel Mohri
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Chief Transformation Officer, CEO Transformation Office · Intuit
Communications, creative, storytelling, flagship events and experiences are what the teams Lionel Mohri leads are responsible for, as SVP, Chief Transformation Officer, CEO Transformation Office at Intuit since 2026. Intuit titles before that include SVP, Intuit Creative (2025–2026), SVP, Chief Storytelling Officer, Intuit Brand and Transformation (2023–2025) and Vice President, Chief Storytelling & Experiences Officer (2021–2023), a fit for communicating strategy to employees and investors.
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Matthew Idema
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Small Business Group · Intuit
Go to Market teams for the $7B+ Small Business Group are what Matthew Idema describes leading, as SVP & GM, Mailchimp at Intuit since 2025 and SVP, Small Business Group since 2026. Matthew was President & COO at Aurora Solar (2023–2025) and Chief Operating Officer & VP Business Messaging (Meta) at WhatsApp Inc. (2017–2023), useful for questions on go-to-market for small business products.
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Sasan Goodarzi
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · Intuit
Intuit's Chief Executive Officer since 2019, Sasan Goodarzi describes Intuit as the global technology platform that makes TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma and Mailchimp. Earlier Intuit roles include Executive Vice President Small Business & General Manager, Small Business Group (2016–2018), Executive Vice President & General Manager, Consumer Group (2013–2016) and Chief Information Officer (CIO) (2011–2013), a fit for questions on priorities across those groups.
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Thomas Ranese
LinkedInExperience: Chief Marketing Officer · Intuit
Marketing priorities across several product brands suit Thomas Ranese, Chief Marketing Officer at Intuit since 2024 and a CMO Advisor at KKR since 2023. Thomas was Chief Marketing Officer at Chobani (2023–2024), Global Chief Marketing Officer at Uber (2019–2022) and Vice President, Global Hardware Marketing at Google (2016–2019).
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Choose the right perspective
Company-wide priority questions belong with Sasan Goodarzi; Alex Balazs, Ashok Srivastava and Atticus Tysen cover technology, AI, and security and fraud. Lauren Hotz is the accounting pick and Christine Martino the operating one, Thomas Ranese and Lionel Mohri cover marketing and communications, and Matthew Idema and Jack Tam speak for the Small Business Group and Mailchimp.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does Intuit decide which product bets to fund, and how are those bets reviewed over time?
- 02How do central functions such as technology, finance and security work with the product groups on shared priorities?
- 03How are AI priorities set between a Chief AI Officer, the product groups and the security team?
About this directory
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