Sullivan brings twenty years of finance leadership experience to help drive continued operating rigor

Momentive, the maker of SurveyMonkey and GetFeedback, announced that Rich Sullivan will join its leadership team effective today as chief financial officer. In his new role, Sullivan will oversee all aspects of the company’s finance function, including financial strategy, planning and analysis, accounting, tax, treasury, and investor relations.

Sullivan has twenty years of experience as a finance and operations leader with technology and media companies such as DreamWorks Animation SKG, STX Entertainment, Twitter, and AT&T. Most recently, he served as chief financial officer of Acorns, one of the leading subscription businesses in consumer fintech.

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“Our products are delivering value, our business model is well positioned to deliver on the company’s long term financial targets, and our team is focused on execution.”

“After conducting a thorough search process, the Board of Directors and I are excited to welcome Rich to the Momentive team,” said Zander Lurie, chief executive officer of Momentive. “The Board appreciates the depth of Rich’s finance experience and the diversity of situations where he has demonstrated executive leadership. Rich inherits a strong finance team, and I am confident he will add value immediately as our new CFO.”

“We’re thrilled that Rich is joining Momentive,” added David Ebersman, Chair of Momentive’s Board of Directors and a member of the Strategic Committee of the Board. “The Board and Strategic Committee continue to focus on driving stockholder value, and we look forward to Rich’s support.”

“I’m excited to join Momentive and look forward to helping our teams expand our customer base and expand our operating margins,” said Sullivan, chief financial officer of Momentive. “Our products are delivering value, our business model is well positioned to deliver on the company’s long term financial targets, and our team is focused on execution.”

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