Dropbox, Inc.

Dropbox, Inc. is a publicly listed company on the Nasdaq Global Select Market (ticker: DBX) and, as such, does not disclose a complete shareholder register; ownership information is limited to institutional investors and insiders who are required to report their positions to the SEC. Dropbox, Inc. maintains a dual-class share structure comprising Class A common stock, which carries one vote per share, and Class B common stock, which carries ten votes per share and is convertible into Class A stock at the holders option; a non-voting Class C common stock is also authorized. Co-founder Andrew W. Houston holds Class B shares that give him majority voting control of the company, and this controlling position allowed the March 2025 reincorporation from Delaware to Nevada to be approved by written shareholder consent rather than a full shareholder vote. Beyond Houstons controlling position, Dropbox, Inc.s share register includes holdings by passive institutional investors, predominantly index funds and exchange-traded funds, consistent with the companys inclusion in market indices such as the S&P MidCap 400.

Ultimate beneficial ownership: Andrew W. Houston is identified as the controlling shareholder of Dropbox, Inc. through his Class B super-voting shares, as disclosed in the companys SEC filings and confirmed by his use of written shareholder consent to approve the companys 2025 reincorporation. A precise, current effective ownership percentage was not independently verified from a primary filing during this research and is therefore not stated here.

Data availability: Major shareholders only. Shareholder information for Dropbox, Inc. is limited to what a listed company discloses under SEC beneficial-ownership rules (Schedule 13D, 13G and 13F) and does not represent a complete shareholder register. Percentages held by institutional funds vary by reporting date and by filer methodology, and figures should be treated as indicative of the largest disclosed holders rather than a precise, current ownership table.

Andrew W. Houston (Drew Houston) co-founded Dropbox, Inc. in 2007 and served as sole Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board through early 2026. On May 26, 2026, the company announced that Ashraf Alkarmi, previously general manager of Dropboxs core business (who joined the company in 2024 from product leadership roles at Vimeo, Amazon and Meta Platforms), had been appointed co-CEO alongside Houston. Dropbox, Inc. stated that, following a transition period, Alkarmi is expected to become sole Chief Executive Officer while Houston moves into the role of Executive Chairman; as of this research the company had not disclosed the exact date that transition would be completed, and Houston was still listed as CEO and Chair of the Board in the companys proxy statement filed in April 2026.

Ross Tennenbaum has served as Chief Financial Officer of Dropbox, Inc. since December 16, 2025, succeeding Timothy Regan, who had held the role since 2020 and remained with the company in a non-executive capacity through March 15, 2026. Mike Torres was announced as incoming Chief Product Officer effective July 7, 2026, joining from prior product leadership roles at Chrome, Kindle and OneDrive.

Dropbox, Inc.s board of directors, per its proxy statement filed April 7, 2026, comprised Andrew W. Houston (Chair and CEO), Karen Peacock (Lead Independent Director), and independent directors Lisa Campbell, Warren Jenson, Andrew Moore, Abhay Parasnis, Michael Seibel and Paul E. Jacobs, with Jacobs listed as not standing for re-election at the 2026 annual meeting.

Data availability: officer and director information for Dropbox, Inc. is drawn from its SEC filings (proxy statements and periodic reports) and official company announcements. Because board and executive composition changes periodically, the summary above reflects the most recent verified filings and announcements as of September 2026 and may not capture leadership changes that occurred after that date.

Dropbox, Inc. has grown in part through acquisitions of smaller technology companies. Verified acquisitions, based on the companys own SEC filings and public announcements, include JN Projects, Inc. (operating as HelloSign, subsequently rebranded as Dropbox Sign), a Delaware corporation acquired in February 2019 that provides electronic-signature and document-workflow technology; DocSend, Inc., a secure document-sharing and analytics company acquired in March 2021; FormSwift, a cloud-based document and forms service acquired in December 2022 for approximately 95 million US dollars; and Reclaim.ai, Inc., an AI-powered scheduling tool acquired on July 26, 2024, as confirmed in Dropbox, Inc.s Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.

Dropbox, Inc.s SEC filings confirm that the company operates internationally, reporting 501 employees located outside the United States as of December 31, 2025, out of 2,113 total full-time employees. Zavias internal corporate-linkage data lists a number of additional entities under Dropbox, Inc., including possible national subsidiaries in Ireland, Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, Sweden, Taiwan and the United Kingdom, plus several older or smaller US entities. These links could not be independently confirmed against each entitys home-country company registry within this research and are therefore not presented as verified relationships here.

Data availability: Partial. Verified group information is limited to acquisitions disclosed in SEC filings and Dropbox, Inc.s own announcements. A broader set of possible group entities exists in Zavias internal registry data but has not been independently verified and is omitted from this summary pending confirmation.