Eric Glyman co-founded Ramp to give businesses back the money and time that financial busywork consumes. The same instinct shaped Paribus, his earlier company, which automatically recovered savings for shoppers before joining Capital One. Now Ramp’s co-CEO, he approaches finance as a product-design problem: align incentives with customers, automate the repetitive work, and make savings easier to find.
Eric Glyman co-founded Ramp to give businesses back the money and time that financial busywork consumes. The same instinct shaped Paribus, his earlier company, which automatically recovered savings for shoppers before joining Capital One. Now Ramp’s co-CEO, he approaches finance as a product-design problem: align incentives with customers, automate the repetitive work, and make savings easier to find.
Career
Eric Glyman attended Harvard University, earning a BA, Economics and East Asian Studies.