Gina Mastantuono

As President and CFO of a hyper-growth tech company redefining what it means to be purpose-driven, Gina Mastantuono combines strategic risk-taking with relentless hard work to drive meaningful impact. Now leading a team across Finance and Corporate Strategy, her forward-thinking approach ensures ServiceNow thrives in a dynamic, rapidly evolving industry. Mastantuono is a powerhouse at the intersection of finance, strategy, and leadership, driving a company that’s shaping the future of enterprise technology. For over five years, she’s been the architect behind ServiceNow’s financial and strategic playbook, overseeing everything from strategic finance, accounting, corporate strategy, venture initiatives, risk and compliance, investor relations, tax & treasury, procurement, real estate and M&A. Mastantuono leads ServiceNow’s corporate strategy and venture initiatives, positioning the company for long-term growth in an era where innovation moves at lightning speed. And as a leader, she’s just as passionate about people as she is about profits. A fierce advocate for women in tech, she sponsors Women at ServiceNow, a belonging group designed to inspire and propel the next generation of female executives. She is a member of ServiceNow’s Executive Leadership Team and is committed to helping ServiceNow continue to deliver exceptional value to customers, employees, and shareholders. Before ServiceNow, Mastantuono honed her expertise across some of the biggest names in business as EVP and CFO at Ingram Micro, International CFO at Revlon, and earlier in her career at InterActiveCorp. and Ernst & Young. Gina has built a career that blends Wall Street precision with Silicon Valley boldness and her impact hasn’t gone unnoticed. She’s earned a place among Fortune’s 25 Most Powerful Rising Executives (2024), the Silicon Valley Business Journal’s Power 100 (2025), and the National Diversity Council’s Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology—twice. In 2023, she was named CFO of the Year (Public Company, Large) by the San Francisco Business Times, and she’s also been recognized on CRN’s “Power 100” list.