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Zachary Hamed
Founder and Co-CEO of Clay, Board Member at Multiple Organizations
Zachary Hamed is a highly accomplished entrepreneur and product-focused designer and developer. He is currently the co-founder and CEO of Clay, a personal CRM and contact management platform.1
Professional Background
Clay: Zachary co-founded Clay in September 2018.2 The company has gained significant recognition, including:
- Raising $8 million in funding from investors like Forerunner Ventures and General Catalyst
- Winning Best Work & Productivity App at the 26th Annual Webby Awards
- Being featured in Apple's WWDC keynote
Goldman Sachs: Prior to Clay, Zachary was a Product Lead at Goldman Sachs from March 2015 to May 2018.2 During his tenure, he:
- Led the product management team for the Marquee web platform
- Scaled the team from 3 to 150+ people
- Increased monthly active users by over 10x
- Helped launch the first developer-facing API platform in institutional finance1
Education and Achievements
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Harvard University (2010-2013)2
- Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Finance list in 20171
- Awarded Thiel Fellowship in 201412
Other Ventures and Roles
- Co-founded Bowery, a startup that raised $1.5 million from investors like Google and Bloomberg1
- Board member for Harvard in Tech and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts2
- Advisor to Lively2
- Design Fellow at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers2
Zachary's career demonstrates a strong focus on product development, entrepreneurship, and innovation in the tech and finance sectors.12
Highlights
💾 as a longtime donor, got to visit the internet archive!
they protect 50+ petabytes of web history over the past 28 years — nearly 835 billion web pages and 44 million books
each drive rack holds 2.88 petabytes of data, so these 3 racks are ~2% of the archive counting backups https://t.co/pkMhuiOikA
🇺🇸 @ClayHQ goes to Washington 🇺🇸
crazy to see we have clay members in all levels/branches of government*
- except the supreme court - for now 🫡 https://t.co/mVxvUwmHK7