These are the 19 Airbnb execs rebuilding the company for growth and an IPO amid the biggest travel industry crisis in decades

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Greg Greeley is the president of Airbnb’s crown jewel, the unit called “Homes” which comprises the more more than 7 million host listings in 100,000 cities throughout the world.

He’s the head of the the service most people think of when they use Airbnb to rent a room, condo or home.

Greeley oversees the myriad programs that support hosts and guests, for example the Super Host Relief fund, cleaning protocols, compliance tools, cancellation policies, as well as programs that will stimulate bookings as travel opens, including the Go Near marketing campaign for staycationers and Monthly stays for longer term, sublet-like travelers.

He also announced that the company was donating $500,000 ($250,000 each) to the NAACP and the Black Lives Matter Global Network, as well as matching employee donations of up to $1,000 to civil rights organizations.

Greeley is another exec taken from Amazon, where he spent 18 years, helping the ecommerce giant build everything from its international expansion to its Prime service.