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Agiloft taps former mitsubishi and john deere lawyer as general counsel. Kristin Knox Esche's arrival comes as Agiloft continues expanding its contract intelligence and artificial intelligence offerings, and broadening its reach beyond traditional contract life cycle management. Contract life cycle management provider Agiloft has hired longtime in-house lawyer and legal operations leader Kristin Knox Esche as general counsel, bringing aboard an executive whose career has been shaped by helping companies modernize legal functions, manage growth and navigate technological change. * Exclusive Reporting - Fast, authoritative coverage and sharp analysis. * Integrated Insights - Compass and Radar context built right into articles. * Personalized Experience - Tailored homepage content and curated newsletters. * Smart Search & Alerts - Powerful search and real-time updates. Questions? Contact an Account Specialist at [email protected] | 1-855-808-4530 (Americas) | 44(0) 800 098 386009 (UK & Europe) NOT FOR REPRINT Michael Gennaro Holsten, who helped guide Workfront and Eloqua through acquisitions by Adobe and Oracle, joins the AI analytics company's executive team to lead its global legal function June 18, 2026 Michael Gennaro Christos Yatrakis, who most recently served as chief people and legal officer at the footwear brand, joins the Philadelphia-based discount retailer with more than two decades of experience at global public consumer companies. June 17, 2026 Michael Gennaro Cozzens, a Stanford-trained attorney and two-decade Intuit veteran, will succeed McLean, who is retiring at the end of July after 20 years with the California-based maker of TurboTax and QuickBooks. June 17, 2026 Michael Gennaro Morgan, who spent nearly 30 years in private practice, corporate America and media, succeeds Rudy Rodríguez Jr., who joined the entertainment chain less than 18 months ago. June 16, 2026 Michael Gennaro Carey Roberts, who served as EVP and top lawyer at the $40 billion healthcare real estate investment trust, will join Blackstone as senior managing director and general counsel of its real estate business. June 16, 2026

LinkedIn, Intuit to lay off over 800 employees in Mountain View. Reductions are latest in a wave of tech layoffs As layoffs continue to roil the tech industry, LinkedIn and Intuit recently announced plans to cut over 800 employees in Mountain View alone, with hundreds more layoffs throughout the state. LinkedIn is laying off 411 employees from its Silicon Valley headquarters, which sits at the border of Mountain View and Sunnyvale, along with nearly 200 more across California. Intuit is cutting 493 employees in Mountain View and over 400 elsewhere in the state. In total, Intuit will cut 17% of its workforce worldwide, the company said in a blog post published Wednesday. Software engineering roles were disproportionately represented in the California cuts at both Intuit and LinkedIn, which were detailed in state regulatory filings. Of the 606 layoffs at LinkedIn, about two-thirds were staff or managers in software development roles. Roughly a third of impacted staff at Intuit were in similar roles. Management positions were also prominent in both sets of layoffs. The professional networking platform LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, has 17,500 employees worldwide. Intuit, a financial technology company behind software including TurboTax and Mailchimp, has roughly 15,000 employees. The reduction in headcount at the two tech giants come amid a wave of layoffs in the sector, with one industry tracker estimating that 100,000 tech jobs have been eliminated in 2026. On Wednesday, Meta laid off 8,000 employees worldwide, a 10% reduction to its workforce as the company has ramped up investment in artificial intelligence. Oracle dismissed 700 employees statewide in April amid an aggressive expansion in AI. LinkedIn announces planned cuts. On July 13, LinkedIn plans to dismiss 352 employees in Mountain View, along with another 59 in Sunnyvale, according to filings the company made with the California Employment Development Department. The company also intends to cut 108 staff members in San Francisco and 21 in Carpinteria, a small city near Santa Barbara, along with 66 California-based remote workers. "As part of our regular business planning, we've implemented organizational changes to best position ourselves for future success," LinkedIn spokesperson Jonny Wing said in an email. LinkedIn is looking to "scale back investments" in certain areas such as marketing campaigns, vendors, customer events and underutilized office space, according to Business Insider. Wing declined to comment on the record about whether artificial intelligence played a role in the layoff decisions. Affected employees are located at 700 E. Middlefield Road, Mountain View; 1000 W. Maude Ave., Sunnyvale; 222 Second St., San Francisco; and 6410 Via Real, Carpinteria. Intuit joins wave of tech layoffs. Intuit, which is headquartered in Mountain View, announced this week that it would cut 910 employees across California, starting on July 31. In addition to 493 Mountain View-based employees, the layoffs will impact 90 employees near Los Angeles, 277 from its San Diego office, and 50 San Francisco employees. The totals for each city include remote employees, according to state filings. Intuit announced in the May 20 blog post that its priorities included scaling its AI-native platform and that it would reduce layers of management and overlap between roles. Sara Day, a spokesperson for Intuit, said that the company is changing its operating model to increase accountability and accelerate decision making. "AI is an important part of how we're evolving as a company, but these decisions were not driven by AI replacing employees," Day said in an email. "These changes are a necessary evolution to reduce complexity and architect an organization that operates with the velocity required to fuel our growth engines." Affected employees are located at 2601 Garcia Ave., Mountain View; 505 Howard St., San Francisco; 7535 Torrey Santa Fe Road, San Diego; and 21650 Oxnard St., Woodland Hills.

MyWorks is now an Intuit Platinum partner: here's what that means for Intuit QuickBooks and Enterprise Suite users. MyWorks has joined Intuit's App Partner Program as a Platinum Tier partner, the highest level in the program. It's the next step in a relationship with Intuit that spans more than a decade, and a stronger foundation for the ecommerce businesses and accounting professionals MyWorks firm serve together. Why Platinum Tier partnership matters. Platinum status gives MyWorks early access to new Intuit Enterprise Suite capabilities as well as new QuickBooks Online and Desktop features. This status enables a deeper integration within the Intuit ecosystem, which means ecommerce businesses benefit from a more reliable, more capable sync as both platforms continue to evolve. It also means working more closely with Intuit's own teams, keeping the integration aligned with where Intuit's small and mid-market business platform is headed to help ensure shared customers are better served as their businesses grow. Ecommerce complexity, handled. Most ecommerce businesses start with a generic sync to connect their store and QuickBooks. For a while, it works - until order volume climbs, a wholesale channel opens, or complexity appears that the tool was never built to handle. That's the gap MyWorks was built to close and the reason the relationship with Intuit matters. "Online sellers outgrow basic sync tools faster than they expect; and when they do, the gap between their store and QuickBooks becomes a real problem," says Peter Leonard, MyWorks Founder. "Deeper access to QuickBooks' capabilities means we can close that gap for more businesses, no matter how complex their workflows get." A partnership built around QuickBooks users. The MyWorks and Intuit relationship goes beyond technical integration. It's built around a shared understanding of what ecommerce businesses actually need from their accounting: clean data, accurate reconciliation, and a QuickBooks ledger that reflects how the business truly operates. For accountants and bookkeepers managing ecommerce clients, that shared foundation matters. MyWorks is designed to make QuickBooks work harder for ecommerce, not to sit alongside it as a separate system to manage. Orders, inventory, payments, refunds, and fees all flow into QuickBooks the way an accountant would want them to: structured, accurate, and reconcilable without manual intervention. Platinum status deepens that foundation. With earlier access to QuickBooks APIs and closer alignment with Intuit's platform roadmap, MyWorks can stay ahead of the complexity that ecommerce businesses bring and keep QuickBooks functioning as the financial source of truth it's designed to be. "Ecommerce businesses face increasing complexity as they scale, making seamless integration with their financial systems essential," said Joshua Hofmann, vice president, Global Partner Ecosystems, Intuit. "With MyWorks, our shared customers and their accountants gain the visibility and automation they need to manage that complexity, maintain accurate books, and make smarter decisions that drive profitability and growth." Built for real ecommerce complexity. MyWorks connects Shopify and WooCommerce stores to QuickBooks Online, Desktop, and Intuit Enterprise Suite - syncing orders, customers, inventory, payments, refunds, and fees automatically, from inside the merchant's existing platform, with no separate portal to manage. Beyond standard order syncing, MyWorks handles wholesale and B2B orders, partial refunds across multiple payment methods, multistate tax, multicurrency transactions, and precise controls over how different order types and customer groups sync into QuickBooks. Ecommerce complexity, handled. MyWorks is also the only ecommerce accounting integration to hold not only a Platinum level partnership with Intuit, but also Shopify's Built for Shopify certification, awarded to a small number of apps that meet the platform's highest standards for performance, reliability, and merchant experience. QuickBooks users can find MyWorks directly on the QuickBooks App Store. What it looks like in practice. Blake Sawyer, VP of Answer BMX who eliminated more than 40 hours of manual bookkeeping per month, put it simply: "MyWorks just integrated right over to QuickBooks and all we had to do is click print to the warehouse." Katherine Martel, Co-founder of Maze, a Shopify Select Partner agency that cut per-client setup time by 79+ hours and reduced monthly tool costs from approximately $1,000 to $99 or less: "With MyWorks, accounting goes from being a constant babysitting job to something you barely think about, because it just works." Rob, co-owner of Hazmat Resource, a WooCommerce store managing large institutional orders for fire departments and government agencies: "MyWorks was by far the most capable integration tool we've found. It's not only flexible, but with a level of customization no other sync came close to." See ecommerce complexity handled live: May 28th. On May 28th at 2pm ET, Intuit and MyWorks are hosting a live webinar for accountants and bookkeepers designed for those already managing ecommerce clients, and those curious about making it their niche: "Turn Complexity into Revenue with Ecommerce Accounting Automation." Ready to leave manual bookkeeping behind? Join its community of thriving e-commerce business owners. Experience the power of accounting automation and focus on scaling your business.