The CEO of San Francisco-based Square is slated to step down from her position next...
under its umbrella, for more than nine years. The reason for her departure remains unclear.
“As CEO of Square, Alyssa Henry helped transform the business into a software-led technology company, guided the team during the uncertainty of global pandemic lockdowns, and expanded our breadth of services for small businesses around the world,” read a statement Square provided to SFGATE. “Square is what it is today in large part because of Alyssa’s leadership and we wish her the best in her future endeavors.
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