Andy O'Dekirk
Chief Financial Officer · Linnworks
Chief Financial Officer of Linnworks, the commerce operations and inventory management software company founded in 2005. He brings more than 15 years of finance leadership in SaaS, most recently as Vice President of Finance at supply chain software company FourKites, after finance roles at Sittercity and Curiosity.com and earlier private equity and investment banking work at GTCR and Citigroup.
Last reviewed: Sep 26, 2026
Andy O’Dekirk
Chief Financial Officer Linnworks
Last Reviewed: September 26, 2026
Executive Summary
Andy O’Dekirk is Chief Financial Officer of Linnworks, the commerce operations software company that helps online retailers manage inventory, orders and fulfilment across marketplaces and web stores. He came to the role with more than 15 years of finance leadership in SaaS, most recently as Vice President of Finance at FourKites, and a background that started on the capital side of the table, in private equity and investment banking at GTCR and Citigroup. At Linnworks he sits in a leadership team the company describes as refreshed in 2025, running finance for a business that says it processes $18 billion of merchandise volume a year.
Career Highlights
- Chief Financial Officer of Linnworks, responsible for the company’s financial strategy.
- Vice President of Finance at FourKites, a SaaS supply chain software provider, before joining Linnworks.
- Held finance leadership roles at Sittercity and Curiosity.com.
- Worked in private equity and investment banking at GTCR and Citigroup earlier in his career.
Professional Journey
O’Dekirk’s career began in finance rather than in software: Linnworks’s biography of him records private equity and investment banking roles at GTCR and Citigroup. That grounding in how investors value and structure businesses is a common starting point for SaaS finance chiefs, and it preceded a move into operating roles.
He then held finance leadership positions at Sittercity and Curiosity.com before joining FourKites, which Linnworks describes as a leading SaaS-based supply chain software provider, as Vice President of Finance. That put him inside the operational end of commerce before he moved to a company serving online sellers.
Linnworks names him its Chief Financial Officer. The company was founded in 2005 to solve a specific problem, keeping inventory in sync across more than one sales channel without manual reconciliation, and has since grown into a broader commerce operations platform; it acquired SkuVault in 2022 to add warehouse management. It reports more than 4,000 retailers on the platform, $18 billion in annual GMV, more than 250 million orders managed a year and over 100 native integrations with marketplaces, carriers, 3PLs and ERPs. He works alongside Chief Executive Officer Jon Bahl in a leadership team Linnworks says it introduced in 2025. The date he joined has not been published.
Education
No education record was found in a first-party source.
