Neil Ashe

Neil Ashe

Entrepreneur - CEO - Investor

Faster Horses LLCSan Francisco Bay Area

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Experience36+ Years
LevelJunior Management

Executive Overview

Proven CEO with demonstrated ability to lead innovation, growth and change in one of the most competitive and fast-moving industries.

Career Timeline

Professional employment history
  • AcuityCurrent
    2020–Present· 6 yrs 8 mos
    • Chief Executive OfficerCurrent
      2020–Present
  • Feb 2017–Present· 9 yrs 7 mos
    • PrincipalCurrent
      Feb 2017–Present
  • 2012–2017· 5 yrs
    • President & CEO, Global eCommerce & Technology
      2012–2017
  • Jul 2011–Jun 2014· 2 yrs 11 mos
    • Member, Board of Directors
      Jul 2011–Jun 2014
  • Jul 2008–Jul 2011· 3 yrs
    • President
      Jul 2008–Jul 2011
  • Oct 2006–Mar 2011· 4 yrs 5 mos
    • Vice Chairman & Member, Board of Directors
      Oct 2006–Mar 2011
  • May 2002–Jul 2008· 6 yrs 2 mos
    • Member, Board of Directors
      Oct 2006–Jun 2008
    • CEO
      Oct 2006–Jul 2008
    • Executive Vice President
      Oct 2005–Oct 2006
    • SVP, Strategy & Development
      May 2002–Oct 2005
  • 1990–1994· 4 yrs
    • Associate
      1990–1994

Education

MBA

Harvard Business School

BSBA

Finance with coursework in Theology, English

Georgetown University

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Vice Chair & President
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer

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Skills & Expertise

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Product ManagementProject ManagementLeadershipMarketingMarketing StrategyE-commerceDigital StrategyMergers & AcquisitionsValuationSalesOnline AdvertisingStrategyStrategic PartnershipsEntrepreneurshipVenture CapitalExecutive ManagementStart-upsBusiness DevelopmentMergersDigital Media