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Howard will resign at year-end as Robinhood COO

Gretchen Howard Photo Credit: Reuters Gretchen Howard Photo Credit: Reuters
Gretchen Howard Photo Credit: Reuters Gretchen Howard Photo Credit: Reuters

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Gretchen Howard, the chief operating officer of online brokerage Robinhood Markets Inc (HOOD.O), said on Wednesday that she would retire at the end of 2023.

Gretchen Howard is Robinhood’s COO. She’s on AllTrails’ Board. She was CapitalG’s Partner. She joined Google in 2006 as a Google Capital Partner and San Francisco office co-site lead.

She helped develop, launch, and expand Google’s social, video, search, and display sales services for SMB and major brand advertisers as a Managing Director in Sales & Business Operations. Before joining Google, she was Fidelity Investments’ VP of Market Development and Field Sales.

Williams College and Harvard Business School awarded her a BA and MBA.


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