
Leah Solivan
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Career Timeline
2006 — Product Manager at Google
Joined Google as a product manager, contributing to the development of Google Maps and other consumer-facing product lines during her tenure.
2008 — Founder of RunMyErrand (TaskRabbit predecessor)
Launched the peer-to-peer errand and task-running platform as a side project while employed at Google, initially operating in the San Francisco Bay Area to connect users with local service providers for small, everyday tasks.
2009 — Full-time CEO of TaskRabbit
Departed Google to lead TaskRabbit full-time, overseeing the company's 2010 rebranding from RunMyErrand to TaskRabbit and its expansion to additional U.S. markets.
2017 — General Partner at Fuel Capital
Following IKEA's acquisition of TaskRabbit, joined early-stage venture capital firm Fuel Capital as a General Partner, focusing on investments in consumer technology, future of work, and climate-focused startups.