Matthew Rizai

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Matthew Rizai, Chairman and CEO, Workiva Inc.

Life and education

Rizai holds a PhD in mechanical engineering from Michigan State University[citation needed] and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.[citation needed]

Career

Rizai was Chairman and CEO of the [1][2] Engineering Animation, Inc. (EAI). Rizai was credited with turning EAI into a highly innovative and profitable enterprise that created leading-edge software for the design and manufacturing productivity arena.[citation needed] Matt led EAI’s successful IPO in 1996 as well as its sale to Unigraphics Solutions (UGS) in 2000.[3]

Prior to EAI, Rizai was the co-founder of Computer Aided Design Software, Inc.[citation needed] He was also a research engineer at General Motors Research Labs.[citation needed] Rizai is a Board Member of the Stafford Development Companies.[citation needed]

Rizai is a well-known leader of technology firms for more than two decades,[citation needed] and is quoted as an expert source in business books.[4]

Workiva

Matthew Rizai co-founded Workiva in 2008 and currently serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Workiva (NYSE:WK) created Wdesk, a cloud-based productivity platform for enterprises to collect, link, report and analyze business data with control and accountability. Thousands of organizations, including over 65% of the Fortune 500, use Wdesk for risk, compliance or management reporting.[5]

Rizai is known for his ability to build a collaborative culture that fosters the high level of innovation that is critical to successfully scaling technology firms.[6]

Workiva was named Top 20 Government, Risk and Compliance Solution Providers of 2014 by CIO Review Magazine[7]

In 2015, Workiva took home the honor of Top Enterprise Risk Management Solution Providers; also awarded by CIO Review Magazine [8]

References

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