DailyPay, a worktech platform, has appointed Deepa Subramanian as Chief Financial Officer, citing her extensive experience in financial leadership. She will lead the company’s finance organization focusing on growth, risk management, and profitability. Subramanian previously served as VP of Corporate Finance and Investor Relations at Uber and as CFO of Uber Eats. With over a decade at JPMorgan Chase in various finance roles, she has a strong track record of scaling financial operations and managing risk for companies navigating expansion. Her appointment reflects a broader industry trend where CFOs play a critical role beyond financial reporting, driving business strategy, refining processes, and ensuring operational efficiency. In high-growth environments, aligning finance with business objectives remains essential, especially where scale and compliance intersect.
"I am incredibly excited to join DailyPay and support its next growth and market expansion phase," said Deepa Subramanian. "I look forward to working with the talented Finance organization to build on DailyPay's mission to power opportunities for workers to live a better financial life while delivering value to the company's stakeholders." As part of this transition, former CFO Ken Brause has moved into the role of Chief Administrative Officer, reinforcing DailyPay’s commitment to strong financial leadership and operational scalability. The company continues to expand its footprint in financial technology, with research showing a 55 percent increase in employee retention among businesses using its platform. This leadership shift highlights the evolving role of CFOs in balancing financial discipline with strategic growth in competitive markets.
