Dropbox is “virtual-first” and that’s not changing anytime soon, according to its new co-CEO.
While many companies continue to enforce return-to-office mandates, Ashraf Alkarmi said that when he takes over as Dropbox’s sole CEO, he plans to maintain the company’s remote-first structure.
Alkarmi previously held leadership roles at Vimeo and Meta and joined Dropbox as senior vice president and general manager of its core products in 2024. He became co-CEO in May, alongside Dropbox founder Drew Houston.
Alkarmi said the cloud storage company’s virtual-first structure is an “incredible model” and he continues to believe in it. Dropbox officially…
