It's all documented on Crunchbase:
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/reddit
Reddit isn't publicly traded, so they have no obligation to discuss their financials or leadership makeup, which is why nothing but their funding is public.
Reddit isn't publicly traded, so they have no obligation to discuss their financials or leadership makeup, which is why nothing but their funding is public.
What I'm most interested in is whether reddit has finally managed to get in the black and who's on the board.