PlanHub Appoints Nicholas Daniel as Chief Executive Officer
Oct 3, 2026 | By Kuldeep Jangid

PlanHub, a B2B marketplace for commercial construction, has appointed Nicholas “Nick” Daniel as its new Chief Executive Officer.
SUMMARY
- PlanHub appointed Nick Daniel as CEO.
- He will lead product strategy and growth.
- PlanHub connects contractors with construction projects.
Daniel joins PlanHub after working at Etsy, where he most recently served as Chief Product Officer and led product strategy for its global marketplace.
He joined Etsy in 2014 and held several leadership roles, overseeing areas including seller tools, advertising, personalization and marketing technology. Earlier, he worked in sales engineering at Google.
Daniel holds a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Dayton, along with an MBA and a Master of Information Systems from Boston University.
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Daniel will be formally introduced to the commercial construction industry at the AGC of California’s 2026 CONSTRUCT Annual Conference, taking place October 6–9 at the Grand Hyatt Indian Wells in California. He will be introduced on October 6 and will meet with general contractors, subcontractors and industry partners from across the state.
"PlanHub sits at the center of a massive, still-fragmented industry, and having spent over a decade building marketplace products at Etsy, I know how much value gets unlocked when you make it easier for the right customers to find each other," said Daniel. "I'm excited to work with the team to build on what they've created and bring that same product rigor to preconstruction."
About PlanHub
Founded in 2008, PlanHub is a growth platform for contractors. It helps general contractors, subcontractors and suppliers find the right projects to bid on and grow their businesses. The platform connects builders and suppliers in the commercial construction industry, helping them spend less time searching for opportunities and more time building.
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