Replit announced an expansion of its government business, saying it is seeing strong adoption by agencies at the national, state and local levels in the U.S. and overseas, including the Middle East. It also appointed Michael Greenwald, a former U.S. Treasury diplomat and AWS executive, as President of Corporate Affairs to accelerate its push into the public sector. Greenwald previously served as Director of Global Executive Relations at AWS and as Managing Director at AlTi Global, and spent nearly a decade at the U.S. Treasury, including as the first U.S. Treasury attaché to Qatar and Kuwait. The company says that once a single department uses Replit, its business doubles after six months and grows 400% over 12 months, and that its platform is used by 85% of Fortune 500 companies.
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