We build software to help companies, investors, law firms, and employees modernize the way they manage ownership.
Carta was founded in 2012 to help private companies manage their cap table by eliminating spreadsheets and paper certificates. We've since expanded to valuations, compliance, investors services, and tools and services for public companies. We’ve worked with nearly half a million shareholders, but this is just the beginning. Carta’s mission is to create more owners; to map and expand the ownership graph, democratizing ownership in the process; to reduce income inequality by expanding the ownership of productive assets; to pull more wage-earners out of the debt stack and into the equity stack. This is where we are going, with your help.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Carta is made up of doers—former founders, financial experts, designers, and developers, from San Francisco to Rio. Learn about how we hire or read our blog.
Join our teamCarta clients are changing the world through their businesses and we’re the team helping them do it.
A brilliant idea executed by passionate people. That's what makes working here great!
The sense of community, balanced with brilliant and humble people, creates an amazing culture.
I love the fact that you have the opportunity to work on big challenges!
I've learned more here in 2 years than I have in any other company in my career.
Carta, where the intellectually curious, wildly passionate, and drastically transparent come together to solve hard problems everyday.
The greatest thing about working here is we create something we believe in, with the best people.
I get to work with some of the smartest people I've met and solve problems to help create a product that will transform how ownership is managed.
Carta's investors have helped us grow from our first customer to over 7,000. We are proud to have them with us as we map the global ownership network.
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