Inc. Names KlariVis Founder & CEO Kim Snyder to Its 2025 Female Founders 500 List

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Inc.’s eighth annual Female Founders list highlights the nation’s top business leaders who challenge the status quo to tackle some of the world’s biggest problems

Inc. Names KlariVis Founder & CEO Kim Snyder to Its 2025 Female Founders 500 List

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Inc., the leading media brand for entrepreneurs and business leaders, has named Kim Snyder, founder and CEO of KlariVis, to its eighth annual Female Founders 500 list. This prestigious recognition honors 500 women whose innovation, resilience, and leadership are shaping industries and driving solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges.

Each year, Inc. editors review thousands of applications, evaluating founders through a rigorous three-round judging process. Selection criteria include quantifiable business growth metrics such as revenue, sales, funding, and audience reach, as well as qualitative factors like industry impact, social influence, and company mission. The honorees on this year’s list collectively generated $9 billion in revenue and secured $10.6 billion in funding in 2024.

Honoree selection is also honed through the evaluation of the program’s advisory board: Cate Luzio, founder and CEO of Luminary; Dany Garcia, founder, CEO, and chairperson of the Garcia Companies; Pinky Cole Hayes, founder and CEO of Slutty Vegan; Anu Duggal, founding partner at Female Founders Fund; Katherine Power, serial entrepreneur and partner at Greycroft; Tiffany Dufu, president of the Tory Burch Foundation and founder of the Cru; and Kay Koplovitz, co-founder and chair at Springboard Enterprises, founder of USA Network.

"It’s an honor to be included among this incredible group of trailblazing women who are shaping the future of their industries," said Kim Snyder, CEO and founder of KlariVis. "I hope this recognition continues to inspire more women to take the lead in banking and fintech, driving innovation and creating a stronger future for community financial institutions."

Under Snyder’s leadership, KlariVis has expanded its reach across 35 states and counting, transforming how financial institutions nationwide harness data for growth and efficiency. From coast to coast, banks are turning to KlariVis as the go-to solution for unlocking the power of their data—proof that the demand for smarter, data-driven banking has never been greater. Over the past year, KlariVis and Snyder have been recognized with multiple industry accolades, including:

"Female founders know what struggle is, but they’re also masters of improvisation, adaptability, and creativity," said Diana Ransom, executive editor at Inc. "The women on this year’s list exemplify resilience and innovation, proving that their leadership is essential to driving progress in their industries and beyond."

Several honorees will be featured in Inc. Magazine’s Female Founders issue, on newsstands on March 18, 2025. To view the full list, visit: https://www.inc.com/female-founders

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About KlariVis

Created by veteran community bank executives, KlariVis enables banks of any size to accelerate growth by leveraging the data that is locked in its siloed banking systems. Developed on a modern technology stack, KlariVis lets banks see data in a way that empowers their teams and customers to live and work better. With the time saved on analysis, banks can put their new insights to work toward building a better bank. For more information, visit www.KlariVis.com.