Ramp’s co-CEOs at a glance
Eric Glyman | Karim Atiyeh | |
|---|---|---|
Role | Co-founder and co-CEO (Ramp) | Co-founder and co-CEO (Ramp) |
Co-CEO since | June 25, 2026; CEO from 2019 (Ramp) | June 25, 2026; CTO before that (Ramp) |
Before Ramp | Co-founded Paribus, sold to Capital One in 2016; then a senior director in Capital One’s US card business (TechCrunch) | The same: Paribus co-founder, then senior director at Capital One (TechCrunch) |
Education | Harvard, BA in economics and East Asian studies (Ramp) | Harvard, where the two met in 2009 (X) |
Grew up in | Las Vegas (X) | Beirut (X) |
Lives in | New York (Forbes) | Miami (Forbes) |
No personal address published | No personal address published | |
X | ||
Ramp CEO email address: how to reach Eric Glyman and Karim Atiyeh
Neither co-CEO has published a personal email address: not on X, LinkedIn, GitHub, Ramp’s blog or in their own posts (checked November 5, 2026). Ramp staff use two formats about equally: {first}.{last}@ramp.com and {f}{last}@ramp.com, such as maya.chen@ramp.com and mchen@ramp.com for a fictional Maya Chen.
For press, Ramp’s inbox is press@ramp.com (Ramp). Both co-CEOs are active on X, their most direct public channel. And be wary of messages that claim to come from Ramp’s leaders: Ramp’s help center says it “will never contact you to ask for your password, card information, or sign-in verification codes” (Ramp).
Channel | Address | Note |
|---|---|---|
X, Eric Glyman | About 393,000 followers (Nov 5, 2026) | |
X, Karim Atiyeh | About 201,000 followers | |
Glyman has about 51,000 followers | ||
Ramp blog | Funding letters and launches, under their names | |
Ramp, press | press@ramp.com | For reporters |
Ramp email address pattern
Ramp staff use two formats about equally: {first}.{last}@ramp.com and {f}{last}@ramp.com, such as maya.chen@ramp.com and mchen@ramp.com for a fictional Maya Chen.
Format | Example (fictional name: Maya Chen) | Share of known addresses | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
{first}.{last}@ramp.com | maya.chen@ramp.com | 48% of 519 staff addresses on Ramp’s npm packages; every address Ramp has published itself | Current, standard |
{f}{last}@ramp.com | mchen@ramp.com | 48% on Ramp’s npm packages; 86% per LeadIQ | Current, standard |
{first}@ramp.com | maya@ramp.com | About 2% | Rare |
{f}.{last}@ramp.com | m.chen@ramp.com | About 1% | Rare |
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Career timeline
Date | Milestone | Source |
|---|---|---|
Oct 15, 2026 | Ramp raises $1.85B at $60B; the co-CEOs say it passed $2B in annualized revenue over the summer | |
Jun 25, 2026 | Both become co-CEOs; Atiyeh had been CTO | |
Jun 4, 2026 | Ramp raises $750M at $44B | |
Mar 13, 2026 | Ramp buys Billhop and announces its move into Europe | |
Nov 17, 2025 | Ramp valued at $32B; revenue doubled in a year to over $1B | |
Sep 9, 2025 | Ramp reports over $1B in annualized revenue | |
Apr 2021 | Ramp becomes a unicorn at $1.6B, two years after it was founded | |
Feb 12, 2020 | Ramp launches publicly, with $25M raised | |
Aug 2019 | A $7M seed round, from Founders Fund’s Keith Rabois and others | |
Mar 2019 | They found Ramp in New York with Gene Lee | |
Early 2019 | They leave Capital One | |
Oct 6, 2016 | Capital One buys Paribus; both join its US card business | |
2014 | They found Paribus, which got shoppers refunds when prices dropped | |
2009 | They meet at Harvard |
How Glyman and Atiyeh started Ramp
Their first company, Paribus, scanned shoppers’ email receipts and claimed refunds when prices dropped. It had 700,000 users and a team of 12 when Capital One bought it in October 2016 for undisclosed terms (TechCrunch); Glyman later put the price in the “mid-eight figures” (Fortune). Both stayed at Capital One for about two and a half years (Forbes).
What they saw there became Ramp. In his launch post, Glyman wrote that the card industry suffered from “misaligned incentives”: its “points programs” aim “to increase perceived value to customers while decreasing cost and redemption” (Medium). Their non-compete covered consumers, so they built “Paribus for business”, a card with flat cash back instead of points (Fortune). They talked to over 150 founders, CFOs and finance teams before signing a single customer (Medium), and wrote their mission on a Post-it: “Save companies time and money” (X).
They have run Ramp together from the start. Announcing the shared title, Glyman wrote: “For the last 2,656 days, we have run the company this way. This only makes it formal” (Ramp).
Eric Glyman
Glyman grew up in Las Vegas (Fortune) and studied economics and East Asian studies at Harvard (Ramp). He worked for two years as a financial analyst at Millstein & Co. before Paribus (Forbes), and led Capital One’s savings automation team after the sale (Tech:NYC). He was Ramp’s CEO from its founding in 2019 until June 2026, when he and Atiyeh became co-CEOs (Ramp).
Forbes lists him among its 2026 billionaires and estimates that each co-founder owns about 6% of Ramp (Forbes). He announces Ramp’s rounds in letters under his own name on Ramp’s blog (Ramp).
Karim Atiyeh
Atiyeh grew up in Beirut and met Glyman in their first Boston winter at Harvard; “When I was learning computer science, Karim helped teach me,” Glyman wrote (X). He was Ramp’s CTO until June 2026 and, Glyman wrote, “has for years directly managed risk, operations, and marketing” (Ramp). He lives in Miami (Forbes). In 2025 Forbes Middle East estimated his fortune at $1.3 billion (Al-Monitor).
In their own words
“Banks sell money. Ramp sells something different: time.”
— Eric Glyman, September 9, 2025 (X)
“We’re not Steve Jobs or Wilbur Wright. We won’t invent the next iPhone or flying machine. Our job is more modest: save you time and money, so perhaps you can.”
— Eric Glyman, March 3, 2025 (X)
“We always thought we were the 150th mover in this.”
— Eric Glyman, on being called the second mover after Brex, October 15, 2025 (Fortune)
“Today is the only 2,367 we’re going to have. We’re going to make it count.”
— Eric Glyman, on counting Ramp’s days, September 11, 2025 (Fortune)
“We used to train people to think like software. Now it’s time for software to think like people.”
— Eric Glyman, July 30, 2025 (Ramp)
“Technology is not a distinct part of the company - it is the entirety of it.”
— Eric Glyman, on Atiyeh becoming co-CEO, June 25, 2026 (Ramp)
Ramp’s leadership
Person | Role | Source |
|---|---|---|
Eric Glyman | Co-founder and co-CEO; CEO from 2019 to June 2026 | |
Karim Atiyeh | Co-founder and co-CEO; CTO until June 2026 | |
Gene Lee | Co-founder; head of growth engineering, per Forbes | |
Rahul Sengottuvelu | CTO since June 2026; joined with the 2023 Cohere.io acquisition | |
Will Petrie | Chief financial officer; joined in December 2022 from Instacart | |
Geoff Charles | Chief product officer | |
Colin Kennedy | Chief business officer; formerly ran partnerships at Stripe |
Full company profile, including revenue and funding: Ramp in 2026: revenue, valuation, funding, CEO.
