About
Our purpose is to combine the power of behavioral science with artificial intelligence to drive positive behavior change for the betterment of all people.
Team
Executives
Marten den Haring
Chief Executive Officer
George Hashbarger, Jr.
Chief Financial Officer
Wade Chandler
Chief Architect
Amy Bucher
Chief Behavioral Officer
Chris O’Reilly
Chief Growth Officer
Lauren Tipton
Head of People & Culture
Christopher Symons
Chief Artificial Intelligence Scientist
Justin Beaver
Chief Technology Officer & CISO
Board of Directors
Michael R. West
Executive Chair & Chair of the Board
William E. Mayer
Director
Kevin O'Brien
Director
Want to join an amazing team?
We’re always on the lookout for talented individuals with great attitudes and a knack for thinking outside the box. Check out our open positions to see if we would be a good fit.
Core Principles
Lirio starts with a belief that when great people set out to do great work, the opportunities are endless. The following core principles are in practice every day throughout the organization:
Go Further Together
We partner, not direct. We coach, not command. We achieve success by working together as equals toward the common goal.
Progress Over Perfection
We have the courage and curiosity to challenge the status quo, innovate, and take risks. We aim for “better,” but we don’t get hung up on “best.”
Engage Authentically
We build trust through constructive, honest communication that serves the common good. We speak to each other with respect, and we cultivate a safe space to voice our opinions and be heard.
Put People First
We aim to make a positive, lasting impact at the individual and global level through our work. We commit to diversity, inclusion, community, and freedom of expression.
Be The Reason
We take ownership for the quality of our individual work and have pride in what we deliver as a team. We empower each person to take initiative, make decisions, and act as a stakeholder for Lirio.
Keep Learning
We learn from our successes and failures, our clients, our competitors, and each other. We adapt accordingly and embrace the evolution of our company, our team, and our products.
What’s in a name?
The name Lirio comes from “liriodendron tulipifera,” which is also known as the tulip tree. Here are some fun facts about the liriodendron tulipifera that reveal why our name is so fitting.
State Tree of Tennessee, Home of Lirio
Deep, Widespread Roots That Prefer Rich Soil
Fast-Growing
Our cloud-based AI platform, agile processes, and dedication to the client experience are all driven by behavioral science principles, optimizing each element of our business for growth, scalability, quality, and outcomes.