PLANGRID, INC.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PlanGrid, Inc., nestled in the heart of San Francisco, CA, is on a mission to overhaul how productivity flows within the construction industry-a field long known for its reliance on outdated practices that slow things down. The company came into existence in October 2011 and boasts founders who have deep roots in engineering-Tracy Williams, Ralph Gootee, Ryan Sutton-Gee, Antoine Hersen, and Kenny Stone. Their big idea? Harness the power of mobile tech, like the iPad which debuted around 2010, to ease off some of the headaches caused by piles of paperwork, legal tangles, and communication breakdowns. These issues have been major roadblocks in the construction sector. PlanGrid steps onto the scene with a versatile platform that's already making waves on over half a million projects globally. It brings together all the players involved-contractors, owners, everyone from A to Z-in each project phase. By focusing on automating laborious manual tasks, enhancing teamwork, and creating long-term solutions, PlanGrid appeals to a wide range of clients in both commercial spaces and heavy civil engineering fields. At the helm of strategic planning is Tracy Williams, who brings leadership skills and a knack for innovation to drive growth. Ralph Gootee matches his vision with hands-on product strategy execution. Meanwhile, William O’Neill leads as President; Michael Lee keeps an eye on finances and legal matters; David Levenkron oversees marketing endeavors; Linda Kozlowski manages human resources; and Chuck Dittman champions customer success. The team powering sales and business development includes Bobby Clark handling operations, Kevin Healey extending support to offices across the Western U.S. and Asia-Pacific, and Thomas Ruffin spearheading efforts in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and parts of Europe. The company was officially registered as a for-profit entity back on October 10, 2017, with the filing number F17000004562 under Florida’s corporate umbrella. While their base is technically Delaware, it's clear that San Francisco is where things happen-or at least, that’s PlanGrid's main stage. They aim to be easy to reach, offering multiple channels for contact, and pride themselves on clear transparency through regular reports like the one released in February 2024.