Caroline Rawlinson Appointed Chief Financial & Operational Officer, Culture Amp

Culture Amp, the leading people and culture platform, has this week announced the appointment of Caroline Rawlinson as its new Chief Financial and Operational Officer.

Bringing over twenty years of strategic and commercial leadership experience across international businesses, Rawlinson joins Culture Amp with an impressive global and technology background.

Most recently, Rawlinson served as Chief Operating Officer at MYOB in Melbourne, leading an Australia and New Zealand-focused software and technology business. Prior to her COO role, she held the position of Chief Financial Officer at MYOB. Her extensive finance leadership experience also includes CFO roles at Trade Me in Wellington, during this period, Trade Me was acquired by Apax Private Equity and delisted from the NZX and ASX and Formica Asia in Shanghai, demonstrating her ability to drive strategic growth in diverse markets.

Rawlinson shared her excitement about the new role, saying: “I’m really excited to contribute to accelerating the growth of Culture Amp and build on the amazing foundations all those ‘Campers’ who have come before have created. I’m also stoked to join a business whose values and mission align so closely with my own – a belief that business value is created by a high performance culture and highly engaged individuals and teams.”

With experience working across New Zealand, Australia, and Asia at senior management levels, Rawlinson has consistently demonstrated her capability to lead complex, global businesses. Her background spans multiple industries, including technology, software, classified advertising, e-commerce, and manufacturing.

Her strategic vision and deep commercial expertise are expected to be instrumental in driving Culture Amp’s continued growth in Australia and globally.

Culture Amp was founded in Australia in 2009 by Didier Elzinga and now has a market cap of $2.2 billion and backed by leading capital venture funds with offices in the US, UK, Germany and Australia. Culture Amp has been recognized as one of the world’s top private cloud companies by Forbes and most innovative companies by Fast Company.