Founder of a listed tool

Angie Hicks

Co-founder of Angie’s List; Chief Customer Officer of Angi, named behind the Angi (including HomeAdvisor, now Angi Leads) listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder of Angie’s List; Chief Customer Officer of Angi

Angie Hicks co-founded Angie's List, now Angi, after starting Columbus Neighbors in 1995, a call-in service and publication with reviews of local home services that was renamed Angie's List. After IAC combined Angie's List with HomeAdvisor in 2017, she became chief customer officer of ANGI Homeservices.

What Angie builds

Works with

  • Kris Boon Chief Product Officer; President of international business
  • Mike Steib Chief Executive Officer

Questions

Who is Angie Hicks?

Angie Hicks co-founded Angie's List, now Angi, after starting Columbus Neighbors in 1995, a call-in service and publication with reviews of local home services that was renamed Angie's List. After IAC combined Angie's List with HomeAdvisor in 2017, she became chief customer officer of ANGI Homeservices.

What does Angi Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Angi (including HomeAdvisor, now Angi Leads) from Angi Inc.. Angi is a US marketplace where homeowners find, compare and hire local tradespeople and book some services directly. HomeAdvisor, Inc. now trades as Angi Leads under the same company, and both reach households through the Angi website and apps.

How are Angie's tools graded?

Angi (including HomeAdvisor, now Angi Leads) is graded F, 14.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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