Dan Springer

The CEO of the $1 billion company DocuSign is an American named Dan Springer, who has over 25 years of expertise in the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) sector. The business uses DocuSign Agreement Cloud, which provides signatures, to manage electronic contracts across all industries.

Dan entered the workforce shortly after receiving his degree from Harvard University in 1991 and has held managerial and leadership positions in more than 8 businesses. Springer also held positions as a Broad member for Ansira Partners Inc., YuMe by RhythmOne, iCIMs Inc., and Heighten during this time. Springer has served as a Trustee for the Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco since July 2019.

Education and Early Career of Dan Springer

American-born Springer graduated from Occidental College in 1985 with an AB in Mathematics and Economics. He was born in 1965. Then, in 1989, he attended at Harvard University, where he earned his MBA in General Management in 1991.

Dan Springer began working as a consultant with McKinsey in October 1991. He pursued the position of Chief Marketing Officer at Nextcard beginning in the fall of 1997 and held it for two years and ten months, or until September 2000.

Increased Notability in Management and Executive Positions

Dan Springer was the CEO of Tello from 2000 to 2001, and he then became the Managing Director of Modem Media (April 2002- February 2004). The American business executive then took the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Responsys, one of the top cross-channel marketing companies, in March 2004.

On December 23, 2013, Springer oversaw the sale of Responsys to the Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates-founded Oracle Corporation for $1.6 billion. He opted out of senior positions in March 2014 and quit the CEO post to become a stay-at-home father. Dan continued to serve on the boards of numerous businesses, though:

How Did He Become DocuSign’s CEO?

Nearly 4 years after leaving Responsys, Dan Springer was named the new CEO of DocuSign in January 2017.

As of September 10, 2020, the firm under Springer’s direction had a market cap of $39.21 billion after filing for an initial public offering in April 2018.

Dan also handled the purchases of SpringCM for $220 million in July 2018 and Seal Software for $188 million in February 2020 after assuming the position of CEO.

Dan Springer’s networth in 2022

Online sources estimate that as of September 2020, Springer, 56, had a net worth of $480 million.

Along with his remuneration as CEO of DocuSign and earnings from prior businesses, his shares in that company are included in the value.

Dan received remuneration as CEO of DocuSign in the amount of $13.436 million, according to Salary.com, for the 2019 fiscal year. $350,000 is the basic income, $484,575 is the bonus, and $12,599,537 is the value of the stock.

According to reports, Springer owned 2,059,064 units of DocuSign stock in June 2020, valued at $168 a share and amounting to $345.992 million.

The greatest transaction to date was the selling of 608,976 units on March 7, 2019, according to The Wallamine, while Dan sold roughly 40,312 unit shares worth $8,676,755 on June 15, 2020. It reportedly had a value of about $131,075,994.

Who Is His Wife, The Father Of Two?

Dan Springer divorced from his first wife in 2013. He welcomed his wife, who will remain nameless, and their two sons. Dan quit his job at Responsys and started working at home full-time to raise his two teenage sons who were attending college.

Father’s Day is the best holiday ever! pic.twitter.com/XE6C2CdiMD

— Dan Springer on June 19, 2017 (@DanDSpringer).

Dan currently resides in San Francisco, California, and there have been no headlines regarding his new relationship.

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