Rokt Appoints Nathaniel Katz as CFO as Company Accelerates Growth
Highly Experienced Finance Executive Brings Strategic Planning, IPO and M&A Expertise to Rokt
Rokt, the leading ecommerce technology company using machine learning to make transactions more relevant to each shopper, today announced that it has appointed Nathaniel Katz as CFO, effective immediately. Katz is a strategic finance leader who brings to Rokt 20 years of experience at both public and private technology and services companies, covering strategic planning, IPO execution, M&A, and scaling teams and systems for rapid growth.
“Nat is a proven finance executive with wide-ranging financial leadership experience that will help us drive our growth to the next level,” said Bruce Buchanan, CEO of Rokt. “His deep knowledge and track record of building organizations to facilitate rapid scale uniquely position him to contribute to Rokt’s continuing success. I’m proud to welcome him to the team as we accelerate our business across sectors and geographies.”
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Prior to joining Rokt, Katz was SVP of Finance for cybersecurity software company Datto, where he led the finance and IT functions and drove the company’s successful IPO process in 2020. His previous experience includes serving as VP of Corporate Finance and Planning for EnerNOC and working on the Chicago Board of Options Exchange for Susquehanna International Group. He holds an MS in Information Systems and an MBA from Boston University as well as a BBA in Finance from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School.
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“Rokt is on a phenomenal growth trajectory and I’m thrilled to join this team at such an exciting time,” said Nathaniel Katz, CFO of Rokt. “The company’s powerful machine-learning technology continues to prove how valuable it is for brands across sectors to eliminate messaging clutter and provide a curated, personalized ecommerce experience to end consumers.”
