Intuit is revamping its organizational structure. The realignment comes as the company increases its focus on two strategic outcomes – being the world’s small business operating system, and providing solutions to do the nations’ taxes in the U.S. and Canada – says Intuit. The structure aligns with the company’s refreshed “connected services” strategy.
Intuit’s new corporate structure becomes effective from August this year, in conjunction with the company’s new fiscal year.
The restructuring includes six go-to-market business units, reporting to the chief executive officer. The business units and leaders are:
Dan Wernikoff – Senior vice president and general manager of Small Business Financial Solutions, a new global division that includes financial management solutions, such as QuickBooks, Intuit Payments Solutions and the Intuit Partner Platform.
Dan Maurer – Senior vice president and general manager of Small Business Management Solutions, a new global division focused on a portfolio of adjacent small business services, including Employee Management Solutions and Demandforce. Mr. Maurer will also oversee Intuit’s Quickbase business.
Sasan Goodarzi – Senior vice president and general manager of Intuit’s Consumer Tax division, which offers a suite of products and services under the TurboTax brand in the U.S. and Canada.
Barry Saik – Vice president and general manager of the Consumer Ecosystem, a new division focused on solving consumer problems with solutions such as Quicken.
Jill Ward – Mr. Ward continues as senior vice president and general manager of the Accounting Professionals Division, with added global responsibilities. This organization offers products and services focused on developing a base of accountants who help do tax returns and also use and recommend Intuit small business offerings all around the world.
Jill Ward – Remains senior vice president and general manager of Intuit Financial Services, a division focused on improving consumer and small business financial problems by offering online banking solutions for the financial institutions that serve them.
Kiran Patel, executive vice president and general manager of Intuit’s Small Business Group, and Alex Lintner, senior vice president and general manager of Intuit’s Global Business Division, will retire from Intuit shortly after the end of the fiscal year. The work of their respective organizations will be assimilated into the new organizational structure.
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