Cameron Zoub is Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer at Whop, a digital marketplace enabling creators to sell courses, software, and memberships. He met co-founder Steven Schwartz at age 13 through a Facebook sneaker-reselling group, and they launched multiple ventures together before founding Whop in 2021.

Cameron attended Highland Park High School and dropped out to pursue entrepreneurship full-time. As CEO of Shoe Snatcher, he raised over $1.4 million from hedge funds and angel investors, generating over $350,000 in sales within the first two months.

Cameron bought a Tesla Model S with earnings from his teenage sneaker bot business. He previously served as COO at Conjug8, a language-learning software, and co-founded Varfaj Partners, a Shopify Plus development agency.

Whop raised over $50 million in Series B funding in July 2024 led by Bain Capital Ventures, valuing the company at $800 million. The platform has achieved a $1.2 billion GMV run rate and enables over 28,000 monthly earners.

Whop has surpassed $2 billion in gross merchandise volume. The company now processes over $100 million per month for creators, all while maintaining a lean team of around 350 employees.