- Our Team — Squarespace
Anthony Casalena is the Founder and CEO of Squarespace, the design-driven platform helping millions of entrepreneurs worldwide build brands and businesses online
- Circle Live with Squarespace CEO and Founder, Anthony Casalena
During Circle Day 2023, Squarespace CEO and Founder Anthony Casalena joined a special edition of Circle Live, Squarespace’s monthly talk show for web designers, entrepreneurs, and other creatives
- About-team — Squarespace
Anthony Casalena is the Founder and CEO of Squarespace, which he started from his dorm room in 2003 During the company’s early years, Anthony acted as the sole engineer, designer, and support representative for the entire Squarespace platform, allowing for it to be a stable business from the outset
- Permira Completes Acquisition of Squarespace — Squarespace
With the completion of the acquisition, Squarespace is no longer listed on the New York Stock Exchange As part of the transaction, Squarespace Founder CEO Anthony Casalena rolled over a substantial majority of his existing equity and continues to be one of the largest shareholders in the Company
- Squarespace — Login
Log into your Squarespace account Squarespace is the all-in-one solution for anyone looking to create a beautiful website
- Squarespace Expands Leadership Team, Names New Head of Tock
Squarespace, the all-in-one website building and ecommerce platform, today announced the appointment of Matthew Tucker as Senior Vice President, Head of Tock, reporting to CEO Founder Anthony Casalena
- A Day in the Life of Squarespaces Founder and CEO — Squarespace
This undergrad was Anthony Casalena, the founder and CEO of Squarespace Today, the company has grown to over 580 employees who help design, assist, and manage the millions of websites that have been created on the Squarespace platform
- How the Founder of Squarespace Mastered the Tricky Role of CEO . . .
Casalena has grown Squarespace from a dorm-room operation to an international, multimillion-dollar business He's never worked for anyone else, and yet he's somehow taught himself how to effectively manage hundreds of people
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