Steve Zahm
Unicorn founderFounder at Procore
Santa Barbara, California, United States
FoundedProcore$11.3B
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About
Steve Zahm is Procore's longest-serving executive after founder Tooey Courtemanche — its president from 2004, often credited as a co-founder, and now its chief experience officer. A Stanford graduate with a Berkeley Haas MBA, he co-founded the corporate e-learning pioneer DigitalThink, took it public in 2000, and saw it sold to Convergys for $120 million in 2004, the year he joined Procore two years into its life.
Beyond investing
- Founded
- Co-founded DigitalThink, a cloud corporate e-learning company — IPO in 2000, sold to Convergys for $120M in 2004.
- Education
- AB from Stanford University and an MBA from Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
- Communities
- Board member of the ACE Mentor Program of America and the Stevenson School.
- More
- Joined Procore as president in 2004; his title evolved through President & Chief Culture Officer to Chief Experience Officer.
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Podcasts & interviews
featuring Steve ZahmProcore’s Steve Zahm on AI, Culture & the Future of Tech in Construction || Behind the Mic
Construction Week Middle East
Role of Chief Culture Officer At Procore | Steve Zahm | Bricks & Bytes
Bricks & Bytes
Constructive Conversations #10 - Meet Steve Zahm of Procore
Independent Contractors and Businesses Association
CONSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS: Steve Zahm of ICBA BC's Procore
Independent Contractors and Businesses Association
CONSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS #10: Steve Zahm of BC's Procore Technologies
Merit Canada
Steve Zahm on the Best-Self Management Podcast | Are your people afraid to speak up during meetings? Is the majority of the communication happening afterward in back-channels? Procore Technologies'... | By 15Five
facebook.com
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Steve Zahm?
- Steve Zahm is Procore's longest-serving executive after founder Tooey Courtemanche — its president from 2004, often credited as a co-founder, and now its chief experience officer. A Stanford graduate with a Berkeley Haas MBA, he co-founded the corporate e-learning pioneer DigitalThink, took it public in 2000, and saw it sold to Convergys for $120 million in 2004, the year he joined Procore two years into its life.
- Where does Steve Zahm work?
- Steve Zahm is Founder of Procore.
- What companies did Steve Zahm found?
- Steve Zahm founded Procore.
- What podcasts and interviews feature Steve Zahm?
- Tracked appearances include "Procore’s Steve Zahm on AI, Culture & the Future of Tech in Construction || Behind the Mic", "Role of Chief Culture Officer At Procore | Steve Zahm | Bricks & Bytes", "Constructive Conversations #10 - Meet Steve Zahm of Procore", and 3 more.
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Procore Technologies mafia13
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