My passion for tech runs deep, so let's start at the very beginning. As a child I grew up in a household littered with half finished electronic projects courtesy of my fathers radio amateur passion (call sign G4ECB) this then really catching fire for me when the 80's home computer boom took hold. I cut my teeth on the family Sharp MZ-80K, but my real passions were a succession of Commodore home computers which I couldn't help but want to disassemble, hence leading to my Masters in Microelectronics Systems Engineering from Manchester's UMIST, a city which gave us so much computing history including the legendary Alan Turing. A career in silicon hardware looked a certainty until I met Microsoft and made a sharp left into the world of software, followed by the world of leadership after joining GE, then the largest and most admired company on the planet.
But the real explosion for me was to come when I discovered the Valley and the world of startups - it was a revelation! I've now been fortunate to grow and lead five consecutive companies from early days, each resulting in an IPO: Ariba, SuccessFactors, Bazaarvoice, Workday and Hortonworks. These companies have gone on to be big independent companies, some have been acquired and some are now part of much larger companies - but each taught me a ton about myself and the skills required to lead and grow companies.
The tech waves of SaaS, Cloud, Social and Big Data have thrown me into meeting and working with some amazing people, each teaching me a little bit more about myself and growing a dominant company. It was the open source community-led business model of Hortonworks that also opened my eyes to the devops revolution that was happening in the UK and Europe, and it was here I met the next generation of ambitious homegrown startup founders. Through seed and scale-up funding i've now met so many amazing founders, but I was always left feeling I wanted to do more - how could I pay forward my deep experience in building, leading and scaling companies? The answer was was relatively easy, as all I had to do was answer the question of who did I repeatedly meet in growing Series A+ Enterprise SaaS companies - Notion.Series A+ is where I can really leverage so much of my experience, especially in figuring out the GTM and how to scale it.
Working with leadership teams to determine the best path to growth is incredibly rewarding and seeing the results is even better.
What is Andrew Leaver's net worth?
The estimated net worth of Andrew Leaver is at least $1.03 million as of April 6th, 2026. Leaver owns 45,751 shares of Arqit Quantum stock worth more than $1,027,339 as of June 17th. This net worth estimate does not reflect any other assets that Leaver may own. Learn More about Andrew Leaver's net worth.
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Has Andrew Leaver been buying or selling shares of Arqit Quantum?
In the last ninety days, Andrew Leaver has sold $102,608.45 of Arqit Quantum stock. Most recently, Andrew Leaver sold 7,595 shares of the business's stock in a transaction on Monday, April 6th. The shares were sold at an average price of $13.51, for a transaction totalling $102,608.45. Following the completion of the sale, the chief executive officer now directly owns 45,751 shares of the company's stock, valued at $618,096.01. Learn More on Andrew Leaver's trading history.
Who are Arqit Quantum's active insiders?
Are insiders buying or selling shares of Arqit Quantum?
During the last twelve months, insiders at the sold shares 7 times. They sold a total of 14,356 shares worth more than $193,731.55. The most recent insider tranaction occured on April, 20th when CFO Nicholas Pointon sold 435 shares worth more than $6,903.45. Insiders at Arqit Quantum own 54.6% of the company.
Learn More about insider trades at Arqit Quantum. Information on this page was last updated on 4/20/2026.
