Larry Cheng
About Larry Cheng
Larry Cheng Sr. Vice President Finance
Larry Cheng holds the position of Sr. Vice President Finance. With a career spanning over two decades, he has accumulated extensive experience working with venture-backed and high-growth companies, primarily in the technology sector. His expertise in financial management and strategic planning has established him as a significant figure in the industry.
Larry Cheng's Role at Coursera
Larry Cheng has held a senior-level financial position at Coursera, an online learning platform that offers courses, specializations, and degrees from universities and companies worldwide. His role at Coursera involved overseeing financial strategies and contributing to the company’s growth and development within the competitive educational technology sector.
Larry Cheng at Meebo
During his tenure with Meebo, a messaging and social networking service later acquired by Google, Larry Cheng played a pivotal role in managing and directing financial operations. His work included developing financial plans and ensuring the company remained on a growth trajectory, leading to its successful acquisition by Google.
Larry Cheng's Contributions at Callidus Cloud
Larry Cheng contributed significantly to Callidus Cloud, a market leader in cloud-based sales, marketing, learning, and customer experience solutions. While at Callidus Cloud, he was deeply involved in the company’s financial strategies, aiding in its expansion and eventual acquisition by SAP. His role underscored his capacity to guide companies through critical financial phases towards successful exits.
Larry Cheng's Experience in Venture-Backed Technology Companies
Larry Cheng has amassed extensive experience working with venture-backed technology companies. These companies often navigate rapid growth and require robust financial strategies to secure a competitive edge. Larry’s expertise in financial oversight, strategic planning, and execution has been instrumental in driving the financial success of these high-growth companies.