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Neato expands senior leadership team following growth capital raise

Neato expands senior leadership team following growth capital raise

June 25, 2026 Craig Etkin

New leadership structure supports the company’s next phase of expansion across operations, go-to-market, and marketplace execution

LAS VEGAS — [June 25, 2026] — Neato, a 2P eCommerce accelerator that partners with consumer brands as their exclusive online retailer, today announced that following its recent $25 million growth capital raise, it is expanding its Senior Leadership Team to support the company’s next stage of growth. The capital is backing new operations centers in Las Vegas, the expansion of Neato’s AI agent stack, and the company’s continued push beyond Amazon as it scales its 2P ecommerce platform across additional marketplaces.

As part of that broader buildout, Neato formed a Senior Leadership Team this year to add more structure and depth across the business. The move includes a key outside hire as well as a series of internal promotions spanning sales, people, brand, marketplace strategy, data, operations, performance marketing, project management, and supply chain.

Arun Srinivasan has joined the company as Vice President of Marketing, adding senior go-to-market leadership as Neato continues to scale. At the same time, the company elevated a number of team members into expanded leadership roles, including Tom Abrams as Vice President of Sales & Business Development and Alexa Salter as Senior Director of People. Additional promotions across the senior team include Briana Drago, Cody North, Yousif Hammoudeh, Alison Ratering, Stacey Silva, Conni Lathrop, and Aziel Cabral.

Rather than simply adding headcount after the raise, Neato is building a more defined leadership structure around the parts of the business that matter most as it grows. The company’s recent fundraise was framed around expanding its online retail partnership model, deepening its operational footprint, and helping brands navigate a more fragmented e-commerce environment. Strengthening the leadership team is part of that same effort.

As consumer brands face a more fragmented ecommerce market, the pressure is no longer just to grow online sales, but to do so with more control, visibility, and margin discipline. Amazon remains a critical channel, but performance increasingly depends on how well brands navigate a broader mix of marketplaces, social commerce, logistics, creative, and inventory planning. Neato is responding to that shift by investing in the leadership, infrastructure, and operating model needed to give brands one accountable operator, not a fragmented stack of vendors.

The announcement also reflects a broader point about how Neato is scaling. As the business grows, the company is investing not only in facilities, technology, and channel expansion, but also in the operators responsible for turning that model into a repeatable system for brands.

About Neato

Neato is a 2P ecommerce operator built to remove complexity and bring certainty to marketplace growth. Founded in 2018, Neato buys inventory directly from brands and manages the full lifecycle of selling it online, from listings and creative to advertising, logistics, and reporting. Unlike agencies, Neato does not sell standalone services; its model is built around purchasing product and owning execution. Its operating system is designed to scale profitable growth on Amazon first while expanding into additional channels.

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Fabric, a leader in care delivery and consumer experience, has announced the acquisition of UCM Digital Health (UCM), a leading digital health and telehealth provider. The acquisition expands Fabric's services to about 400 new employer and payer customers, adding one million covered lives. Fabric now serves over 75 health systems, 30,000 employers, and over 100 million lives across all 50 states. This marks Fabric’s fifth acquisition in less than three years, underscoring its strategic build-and-buy approach to unify the fragmented digital health landscape. By expanding its footprint in the payer and employer markets, Fabric is extending its comprehensive care access and experience platform paired with its nationwide provider network to streamline virtual-first care, expand access, improve efficiency and outcomes, and reduce both medical and overhead costs.

In a statement Aniq Rahman, CEO and Founder of Fabric said, "For Fabric, it’s about making healthcare more accessible.” “We’ve already made meaningful progress in the payer and employer markets, and this acquisition allows us to deepen that impact. By bringing more payers and employers onto our platform, we’re creating a connected experience that streamlines workflows, reduces friction and costs, and ultimately drives better outcomes for members and our partners." Moving forward, the 400 payers and employers served by UCM will transition to Fabric’s expanded technology and clinical network, gaining access to enhanced omnichannel patient experiences that improve efficiency before, during, and after virtual care. Through Fabric’s nationwide provider network, patients can receive a treatment plan for most common medical conditions in just five minutes or connect with a behavioral health provider within three days.

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