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Founder and CTO
Dharmesh Shah is the Founder and CTO at HubSpot. Dharmesh Shah attended University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Founder and CTO
Jun, 2006 - Present
Founder of HubSpot, a venture-backed software startup. HubSpot offers the industry's first inbound marketing system for small businesses. The software is available as a hosted service (SaaS).
Founder
Nov, 2005 - Present
Popular blog and community for startups with over 900,000 subscribers.
M.S.
2004 - Jun,
Field of Study: Management of Technology
B.S.
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Field of Study: Computer Science
HubSpot
Issued: December 2014
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Chief Executive Officer
Yamini Rangan has been serving as CEO since September 2021, leading HubSpot's strategic direction and growth initiatives.
Executive Chairman
Co-founder of HubSpot, Brian Halligan transitioned from CEO to Executive Chairman in September 2021, focusing on long-term strategy.
Chief Technology Officer
As co-founder and CTO, Dharmesh Shah oversees HubSpot's technology strategy and product development.
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