Intuit Executive Team
 

Tayloe oversees all of Intuit’s product engineering, data science, and information technology teams worldwide. He leads Intuit’s efforts to harness sophisticated technology that help power prosperity for our customers around the world. 

Tayloe has more than 30 years’ experience as a technology and business leader. Before joining Intuit in 2009, he served as chief information officer of VMware. He has also served as executive vice president of Ariba, held executive engineering and general management roles at Calico Commerce and Xerox, and led developer tools engineering groups at Borland International and Sun Microsystems. He did research in computational linguistics at Xerox PARC.  

Tayloe is on the board of directors for Coupa Software and Shutterfly, and has served in this capacity for several nonprofit organizations, including Harvey Mudd College, where he is trustee emeritus.  
Tayloe earned his bachelor’s degree with honors in applied mathematics from Harvard University. He also completed graduate coursework at Stanford University in computer science, linguistics, and mathematics.

Anton makes sure that our strategy is your strategy. That means we look at what you want to accomplish, and then build the products to help. Anton’s corporate development and integration teams have been working tirelessly on your behalf since he rejoined Intuit in 2016.

Before returning to Intuit, Anton was the head of corporate development at Square. He also served as the financing lead for Square Capital, where he secured investments for Square's small business loan offering.

Anton’s first position at Intuit was vice president of corporate development. It was a great fit, where he built on his experience in venture capital, corporate development, and strategy. From 2011-2014, he redesigned the company’s acquisition playbook, and drove acquisition activity to a total value of over $2 billion.

Anton holds an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. His bachelor’s degree is in marketing and finance, from Washington University in St. Louis.

Laura leads Intuit’s People and Place organization, responsible for attracting and retaining the world’s top talent and building a safe, inclusive and ethical work environment where employees can do the best work of their lives.

With a widely-recognized track record of exceptional leadership, Laura served as Intuit’s General Counsel for 14 years. She started her career with the company leading the legal organization and later expanded her role to include the stewardship of many other teams critical to Intuit’s growth, including security, compliance, data science and engineering and government relations.

Laura is a board member of the San Jose Children's Discovery Museum and also serves as the president of the Intuit Foundation board of directors, guiding the company’s philanthropic initiatives to power prosperity for those who need it most.

Prior to joining Intuit, Laura was vice president of corporate legal resources and acting general counsel for Sun Microsystems. Laura has a law degree from Santa Clara University and a bachelor's degree in business administration from California State University, Chico.

Rob defines the public persona that distinguishes our brand. Media relations, executive positioning, analyst relations, customer relations, financial communications, event management and crisis communications. It’s all been up to Rob since 2002.

"Intuit’s goal is to help people—through products and socially responsible programs and values. Reaching out to the world through channels such as social media is an ideal way to share the amazing value that we provide. "

Rob has delivered award-winning communications programs at Intuit. That’s no surprise. His life before Intuit revolved around communications. He was an executive for Ketchum Public Relations and Corporate Technology Communications. He is also an experienced print and broadcast journalist, holding various media relations and employee communications positions.  

Rob has a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Michigan.