Our four action-based values light the way (which isn't to say we don't value other things, like great movies, board games, the right pair of sneakers, raisins, etc.)
We're a bit biased, sure. But we really do work with the best of the best. Meet the executive team leading Canopy.
Chief Executive Officer
Davis has held leadership roles in strategy, operations, and finance at a succession of SaaS companies. He’s passionate about building innovative software that delights users. He used to have hobbies but now he has kids.
Chief Financial Officer
Alison has held finance and strategy roles for small start-ups and Fortune 100 companies. She is passionate about data-driven decision making and finding the best way to clearly communicate complex information.
Chief Revenue Officer
Jordan joined Canopy in its earliest days. He brings decades of experience in business development and a passion for tacos and camper vans.
Chief Technology Officer
Gordon is one of the longest tenured members of the Canopy team. He has had an extensive career in software engineering and cares deeply about making useful tools for accountants.
SVP of People
Nicole has created exceptional employee experiences for all kinds of businesses—from startups to Fortune 500, gaming to aerospace. And now she’s doing it for practice management software (which, obviously, she likes the best).
VP of Marketing
Heather connects Canopy to accountants with customer-centric, integrated marketing. She aims to build an authentic brand, to tell the Canopy story in accountants’ language, and—on the weekends—to grill the world’s second greatest steak.
VP of Sales
Nate’s first sales job was selling homemade lollipops out of his backpack in the 5th grade. Since then, he’s applied that drive to helping clients use software to improve inefficiencies and solve problems.
VP of Strategy & Business Development
Bryson oversees and leads partnerships, business development, and corporate strategy. Basically, Bryson is the guy that helps Canopy find creative ways to grow. Usually that means partnerships, but sometimes it means sourdough bread to die for.
It’s not bragging if other people said it first, right?
G2
2022
Inc. Awards
2022
Women Tech Council
2023, 2022
digital.com
2021
G2
2022
Inc. Awards
2022
Women Tech Council
2023, 2022
digital.com
2021
Utah Business
Accounting Today
2022
Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity
2023
CPA Practice Advisor
2024
Utah Business
Accounting Today
2022
Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity
2023
CPA Practice Advisor
2024
