Instacart said on Thursday it had employed Goldman Sachs financier Nick Giovanni as its new chief monetary official, as the basic food item conveyance application prepares for an expected first sale of stock.

Giovanni, who was at Goldman Sachs for over 20 years and most as of late was top of the speculation bank’s global technology, media and telecom gathering, will join Instacart on Jan. 27 and succeed current CFO Sagar Sanghvi.

“As we look forward, Nick’s money experience, operational order, and profound comprehension of complex commercial centers like our own will be instrumental to Instacart,” Instacart founder and Chief Executive Apoorva Mehta said in an assertion.

At Goldman Sachs, Giovanni dealt with IPOs for any semblance of home rental company Airbnb and web-based media stage Twitter.

“Our family has depended on Instacart for quite a long time and I’m excited to join the group during a particularly one of a kind time for the company,” Giovanni said.

Reuters detailed in November that Instacart had picked Goldman Sachs to lead arrangements for its IPO, which could come for the current year and worth it at around $30 billion.

Instacart has declined to remark on any IPO plans.

Dispatched in 2012 and drove by its fellow benefactor Apoorva Mehta, Instacart’s organization volumes have flooded as much as 500 percent a year ago, as purchasers shopped internet during the Covid outbreak.