Vestwell, the infrastructure platform powering America’s modern savings economy, today announced it has appointed Jason Warnick, former CFO of Robinhood, and Josh Warren, CFO of FactSet, to its board of directors. The appointments come as Vestwell scales its platform, which now serves more than 2.7 million active savers and administers over $58 billion in assets nationwide.
Jason Warnick brings decades of operational and financial experience from his time at Robinhood and Amazon. Warnick served as CFO of Robinhood for seven years, where he helped guide the company through its initial public offering and oversaw its financial strategy while navigating regulatory changes, acquisitions, and rapid growth. Prior to Robinhood, Warnick was at Amazon for nearly 20 years, where he held several leadership positions including VP of Finance and Chief of Staff to the CFO. Warnick is on the board of ŌURA, a leading health intelligence platform, and holds a B.A. from Western Washington University.
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“Vestwell has built the infrastructure to make saving accessible for millions of Americans who were excluded or poorly served by the old system,” said Warnick. “I’m proud to be joining the board at a time when the company is scaling its vision of transforming how Americans save to close the $50 trillion savings gap.”
Josh Warren is a seasoned financial and strategic leader. As CFO of FactSet, Warren oversees the financial operations of a leading global financial data and AI solutions provider.
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