Mike Romoff is a revenue leader and executive with over two decades of experience scaling global sales organizations. He was appointed Reddit’s Chief Revenue Officer in October 2024, reporting to COO Jen Wong, succeeding Harold Klaje. At Reddit, he led global partnerships, sales enablement, and partner teams as ad revenue grew over 41% year-over-year. He left after approximately one year; in December 2025, Stephen Riad was named Reddit’s new EVP, Advertising Sales. Romoff subsequently joined Flam. His career spans Google (VP, US SMB Sales), LinkedIn (Agency Sales, B2B Institute), and IDG Tech Network (Co-founder).
Brian connected with the founders of Stanify — a social media co-pilot that lets brands and creators engage with audiences in comment sections at scale — and discovered that Mike Romoff is one of their advisors. That’s an interesting signal: someone with his background (LinkedIn Agency Sales, Reddit CRO) advising a tool built specifically for comment-layer engagement tells you something about where he thinks the real value lives in social. Worth keeping track of. His trajectory — Google → LinkedIn → Reddit → Flam, with a web of advisor roles in the ad tech and creator economy space — makes him a useful node in the broader ecosystem map.