On August 2, 2024, GitLab Inc. announced the resignation of Christopher Weber, the Chief Revenue Officer, effective August 4, 2024. The company clarified that Weber's departure was not due to any disagreements with GitLab's operations, policies, or practices. Following his resignation, GitLab appointed Ashley Kramer as the Interim Chief Revenue Officer starting August 5, 2024. Kramer, who has been with GitLab since March 2022 as the Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, brings experience from her previous roles at Sisense, Inc. and Alteryx, Inc. Concurrently, GitLab confirmed its financial guidance for the second quarter and the full fiscal year of 2025, projecting revenues between $176.0 and $177.0 million for Q2 and $733.0 to $737.0 million for the fiscal year. Non-GAAP operating income and diluted net income per share estimates were also provided. The company emphasized the use of non-GAAP measures for evaluating its operating performance, while acknowledging their limitations and the inability to provide a reconciliation to GAAP measures due to future uncertainties.

On August 2, 2024, GitLab Inc. announced the resignation of Christopher Weber, the Chief Revenue Officer, effective August 4, 2024. The company clarified that Weber's departure was not due to any disagreements with GitLab's operations, policies, or practices. Following his resignation, GitLab appointed Ashley Kramer as the Interim Chief Revenue Officer starting August 5, 2024. Kramer, who has been with GitLab since March 2022 as the Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, brings experience from her previous roles at Sisense, Inc. and Alteryx, Inc. Concurrently, GitLab confirmed its financial guidance for the second quarter and the full fiscal year of 2025, projecting revenues between $176.0 and $177.0 million for Q2 and $733.0 to $737.0 million for the fiscal year. Non-GAAP operating income and diluted net income per share estimates were also provided. The company emphasized the use of non-GAAP measures for evaluating its operating performance, while acknowledging their limitations and the inability to provide a reconciliation to GAAP measures due to future uncertainties.