Geoff Charles
Chief Product Officer, Ramp
Geoff Charles is the CPO at Ramp, leading the product management, operations, and support teams. He has been working in financial services for over a decade across B2B and B2C. Prior to Ramp, Geoff helped spin off Mission Lane and scaled credit products to millions of consumers. He started his career advising Fortune 100 financial services companies and is now focused on building better software to disrupt them.
Education
BS, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Columbia University
Expertise
Product Development, FinTech
Articles by Geoff Charles
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New on Ramp: October Edition
October feature updates: Treasury gets an upgrade, overnight checks, flight modifications, and much more.
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AP just became autonomous
Introducing Agents for AP: fully autonomous accounts payable inside Ramp that codes line items, checks for fraud, recommends approvals, and completes card payments.
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From chaos to clarity: Governance that runs itself
Ramp's new governance controls cut risk and unlock efficiency at scale. Get key oversight while letting teams move quickly with intuitive, built-in safeguards.
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New on Ramp: August edition
From SMS-based policy answers to auto-batched bill payments, every update in Ramp's August release helps busy finance teams move faster with fewer mistakes.
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Meet Ramp Travel: Smarter business travel, from booking to book close
Introducing Ramp Travel, the newest addition to the Ramp platform that allows employees to book flights and hotels directly on Ramp at industry-low rates—and finance teams to automatically enforce customizable travel policies before takeoff. One solution to book trips, manage expenses, reconcile the books, and more. We’re excited to partner with Priceline, the leading supplier of cost-effective travel options, to offer employees great choices and flexibility for flights and hotels.
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What is a virtual credit card and how do they work?
In this guide, we explain how virtual credit cards work, the pros and cons, and when you might want to use one for your business.