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    Spencer Rascoff

    Spencer Rascoff

    CEO

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    Former Zillow CEO, appointed Match Group CEO 2024

    About Spencer Rascoff

    In 2024, Spencer Rascoff assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer at Match Group, the world's leading provider of dating products, where he oversees a portfolio of premium brands including OkCupid, Tinder, Hinge, and Match.com across more than 40 languages and 190 countries. Under his leadership at the group level, OkCupid continues to distinguish itself as a values-driven platform that prioritizes compatibility through sophisticated algorithmic matching and comprehensive user questionnaires. Since its 2004 founding, OkCupid has carved out a distinctive position in the dating ecosystem by championing progressive policies around gender identity and sexual orientation, attracting a predominantly millennial and Gen Z user base seeking substantive relationships rather than casual encounters.

    Rascoff brings to Match Group an impressive track record of scaling consumer technology businesses and navigating complex marketplace dynamics. He co-founded Zillow Group in 2005 and served as its CEO for nearly a decade, transforming it into the leading real estate marketplace in the United States and taking the company public in 2011. His tenure there demonstrated a keen ability to leverage data science and user experience design to disrupt traditional industries, expertise that translates directly to the challenges of modern dating platforms.

    His strategic value lies in his deep understanding of two-sided marketplace economics and his proven capacity to balance growth with profitability in highly competitive digital environments. Rascoff's experience building consumer brands that rely on trust, transparency, and algorithmic personalization positions him uniquely to guide Match Group through an era of increasing competition and evolving user expectations. His leadership is expected to drive innovation across the portfolio while maintaining the distinct brand identities that have made individual platforms like OkCupid resonate with their specific demographic segments.

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