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10 Intuit legal leaders
These ten current and former Intuit legal leaders hold or held deputy general counsel, assistant general counsel and legal director roles, covering consumer and small business products, Credit Karma, responsible AI, litigation, corporate governance, compliance and fintech partnerships. A reader can learn how legal leaders work at Intuit from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Andrew Marsh
LinkedInExperience: Deputy General Counsel · Intuit
Deputy General Counsel at Intuit since August 2025, heading the Credit Karma Money legal team responsible for consumer deposit and lending businesses, per the profile. Andrew Marsh was Assistant General Counsel at Marqeta (2024–2025) and Associate General Counsel (2022–2024), Senior Assistant General Counsel (2019–2022) and Assistant General Counsel (2017–2019) at SoFi.
Chris Faye
LinkedInExperience: Former Director, Legal: FinTech Partnerships, Global Alliances, and Intellectual Property · Intuit
Former Director, Legal: FinTech Partnerships, Global Alliances, and Intellectual Property at Intuit (2013–2025), leading attorneys handling fintech partnerships, global alliances and patent prosecution and litigation, per the profile, and now retired. Chris Faye was VP IP Transactions and Counseling (2009–2012) and Director IP Transactions (2006–2009) at SAP.
Deena S.
LinkedInExperience: Director, Deputy General Counsel - Enterprise Compliance Officer · Intuit
Director, Deputy General Counsel - Enterprise Compliance Officer at Intuit since June 2025, supporting the development, implementation and oversight of Intuit's enterprise compliance program, per the profile. Deena S. was Principal Counsel and Senior Manager (2021–2025), Senior Compliance Counsel (2016–2021) and Antitrust Compliance Officer (2013–2025) at Apple.
Erick Rivero
LinkedInExperience: Director, Deputy General Counsel - Corporate, Securities & Governance · Intuit
Director, Deputy General Counsel - Corporate, Securities & Governance at Intuit since August 2026, and also listed as Senior Assistant General Counsel there since 2022. Erick Rivero was Assistant General Counsel, Corporate Securities and M&A at Intuit (2019–2022) and Of Counsel at Winston & Strawn LLP (2017–2019).
Liza Levitt
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Deputy General Counsel - Platforms, Responsible AI, Emerging Technology · Intuit
Vice President, Deputy General Counsel - Platforms, Responsible AI, Emerging Technology at Intuit since 2022, legal business partner for Intuit Platforms such as TurboTax Live and QuickBooks Live, per the profile. Liza Levitt was Director, Deputy General Counsel, Platforms & Responsible AI (2019–2022), Director, Deputy General Counsel, Head of Products Legal (2012–2019), Assistant General Counsel, Lead Consumer Products Attorney (2008–2012) and Senior Corporate Counsel, Lead Marketing Attorney (2005–2008) at Intuit.
Mike L.
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Deputy General Counsel - Consumer Group and Professional Tax Group · Intuit
Vice President, Deputy General Counsel - Consumer Group and Professional Tax Group at Intuit since 2022, chief counsel for legal and compliance strategy for the Consumer Group, per the profile. Mike L. also lists a deputy general counsel role for the Small Business & Self-Employed Group since 2019 and earlier served as Intuit's Chief Compliance Officer (2017–2019).
Nykia Jordan Wilson
LinkedInExperience: Deputy General Counsel and Director, Ethics · Intuit
Deputy General Counsel and Director, Ethics at Intuit since August 2021, based in San Diego. Nykia Jordan Wilson was Assistant General Counsel, Ethics (2020–2021) and Ethics & Investigations Partner (2019–2020) at Intuit, and Director and Associate General Counsel, Employment at Petco (2016–2019).
Richard Buckley
LinkedInExperience: Head of International Compliance & Assistant General Counsel · Intuit
Head of International Compliance & Assistant General Counsel at Intuit since December 2025, based in the United Kingdom. Richard Buckley was Chief Legal and Risk Officer at Modulr (2018–2025) and Legal Counsel at Lloyds Banking Group (2016–2018) and Worldpay (2014–2016).
Stacey Doynow
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Deputy General Counsel (Lead Counsel, Money and Services) · Intuit
Vice President, Deputy General Counsel (Lead Counsel, Money and Services) at Intuit since June 2026. Stacey Doynow was Vice President, Deputy General Counsel (Lead Counsel Credit Karma) (2025–2026), Vice President, Deputy General Counsel (Corporate, Securities and M&A) (2022–2025), Director, Deputy General Counsel (Corporate, Securities and M&A) (2019–2022) and Assistant General Counsel (Corporate Securities and M&A) (2018–2019) at Intuit.
Thomas Henry
LinkedInExperience: Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, Litigation · Intuit
Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, Litigation at Intuit since August 2023, based in Mountain View. Thomas Henry was Director & Deputy General Counsel, Litigation (2015–2023) and Assistant General Counsel, Litigation (2012–2015) at Intuit, and a litigator in the Global Business Litigation Group at Jones Day (2001–2012).
Choose the right perspective
Pick a product or platform legal leader for TurboTax, QuickBooks and AI questions, a Credit Karma or money leader for consumer lending and deposit questions, and a compliance, ethics or litigation leader for enterprise risk questions. Note who is current and who has moved on.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does an in-house legal team support consumer tax and small business products under heavy regulation?
- 02What legal and compliance work goes into launching consumer banking and lending features inside a software company?
- 03How are fintech legal teams setting up responsible AI governance for customer-facing products?
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