Eric Glyman
Background
Eric Glyman grew up in Las Vegas and studied economics at Harvard University, graduating with honors. A gifted analytical entrepreneur, Glyman co-founded Paribus—an automated price-tracking and consumer refund tool—which was acquired by Capital One in 2016.
Role at Ramp Business Corporation
Eric Glyman is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ramp Business Corporation. While working at Capital One following the Paribus acquisition, Glyman developed deep insights into how traditional banks profit from customer financial inefficiency. In 2019, alongside longtime collaborator Karim Atiyeh, Glyman founded Ramp with a contrarian vision: to build the first financial institution that wins when its customers spend less. Under Glyman's relentless, customer-aligned leadership, Ramp became the fastest software company in US history to reach $100M in ARR, scaling past $300M ARR at an $8.0 billion valuation, serving tens of thousands of businesses. Glyman is widely celebrated as one of the premier fintech innovators of his generation. Glyman's visionary, customer-aligned leadership made him one of the most celebrated financial technology entrepreneurs of the modern era. Guided by an obsession with customer efficiency and radical transparency, Glyman steered Ramp through the COVID-19 pandemic, the Silicon Valley Bank banking crisis, and the 2023 tech reset, building the company from a contrarian idea into an $8.0 billion software powerhouse generating over $300M ARR ahead of an initial public offering.