MathWorks Executive and Leadership Team

Jeanne O'Keefe, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP at MathWorks, directs the global financial architecture and fiscal planning for the organization. Overseeing capital allocation and long-term investment strategies, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP ensures the company maintains robust liquidity to support ongoing research and development in mathematical computing software. This leadership role involves managing complex international tax structures and regulatory compliance across diverse markets. By optimizing internal financial controls, Jeanne O'Keefe directly impacts the scalability of the business model. The Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP also collaborates with executive leadership to align budgetary resources with the strategic goals of the engineering and simulation product lines. Through rigorous analysis of market trends, O'Keefe secures the financial health necessary for sustained innovation in the competitive software landscape, ultimately driving the company toward consistent growth and operational excellence.

Benjamin Mackenzie-Grieve, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration at MathWorks, manages the operational infrastructure and administrative frameworks supporting the global workforce. Overseeing corporate facilities, procurement, and internal business systems, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration ensures seamless integration between administrative processes and the technical requirements of the software development teams. This leadership role involves streamlining operational workflows to enhance productivity across the organization. By implementing efficient resource management systems, Benjamin Mackenzie-Grieve directly impacts the company's ability to deliver high-quality engineering services to customers in the automotive and aerospace industries. The Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration also coordinates with cross-functional departments to maintain organizational agility. Through the optimization of administrative overhead, Mackenzie-Grieve supports the broader mission of accelerating innovation in mathematical computing and model-based design on a global scale.

Jack Little, the President at MathWorks, architects the overarching vision and strategic direction for the development of MATLAB and Simulink. Overseeing the alignment of product roadmaps with the evolving needs of engineers, scientists, and researchers, the President ensures the company remains at the forefront of mathematical computing and simulation technology. This leadership role involves fostering a culture of technical excellence and innovation that permeates every department. By guiding the expansion into new industrial sectors such as communications and industrial automation, Jack Little directly impacts the market reach and technological influence of the organization. The President also engages with the global scientific community to identify emerging trends in model-based design. Through the cultivation of strategic partnerships and the promotion of advanced research initiatives, Little secures the company's position as a critical provider of tools that accelerate complex system development and scientific discovery worldwide.

Wendy Goldstein, the President of Prep1on1 at MathWorks, directs the educational outreach and specialized training initiatives designed to enhance user proficiency in mathematical computing software. Overseeing the development of curriculum and technical resources, the President of Prep1on1 ensures that educators and students possess the necessary skills to leverage simulation tools effectively. This leadership role involves expanding the reach of educational services to academic institutions and professional training programs globally. By tailoring learning experiences to meet the demands of modern engineering education, Wendy Goldstein directly impacts the adoption rates of the company's flagship products. The President of Prep1on1 also collaborates with internal product teams to integrate pedagogical insights into software documentation and training modules. Through the creation of comprehensive support systems, Goldstein facilitates the professional development of the next generation of engineers and researchers, ultimately strengthening the long-term ecosystem surrounding the company's software platforms.