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Tom Grossi
Independent financial and strategic consulting to high growth technology companies
Tom Grossi is a financial executive who served as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Pie Insurance, a Denver-based insurtech company specializing in commercial insurance for small businesses, including workers compensation.1
Career at Pie Insurance
Grossi held the position of CFO at Pie Insurance until October 2023. During his tenure, the company experienced significant growth, with Pie Insurance receiving more than $615 million in funding and partnering with over 4,000 agencies nationwide.1
Transition
In October 2023, Pie Insurance announced that Grossi would be leaving the company. His successor, Audra Foglietta, formerly of Chubb Ltd., was appointed to take over the CFO role effective October 9, 2023.12
Professional Reputation
Grossi is regarded as an exceptional manager who prioritizes his team's growth. He is known for providing actionable feedback and training to help his team members develop and accelerate their careers.3
Current Role
After leaving Pie Insurance, Tom Grossi has moved on to EndCAP Venture Partners, according to his LinkedIn profile.3
Social Media Presence
Grossi maintains a presence on social media platforms such as Twitter, where he has shared updates about Pie Insurance's growth and achievements in the insurtech industry.4
Highlights
Has been fashionable today to criticize Amazon's HQ2 split decision (unconfirmed). But this is truly great for DC tech scene:
- If they are serious about the 25,000 employees, that wouldstill make Amazon the largest private employer in the region! https://lnkd.in/er2gYJv
Exxon, Marriott, others have "HQs" in the DMV but none have that many employees here. - Realistically, were they really going to fit 50,000 new employees in Crystal City? And having a large tech link between the DC and NY tech scenes will net benefit DC which lags NY right now.
- Presumably the NY jobs will skew toward media/advertising functions as they do for all tech employers; but DC likely to get a lot of high-tech AWS jobs since Northern VA is the datacenter crossroads of the US. That will be fantastic for long-term tech growth in DC as AMZN alums spin out to create new startups.
- Most important for the day-to-day lives of most people: we'll start getting regional pilot programs like Prime Now first!
Welcome our Amazon overlords!
P.S. Everyone go vote
Hey, friends. I'm looking for a Financial Analyst for my group at Opower. Please let me know if you know any candidates!
