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SAN FRANCISCO - Life360 (NASDAQ:LIF), a family connection and safety company with a market capitalization of $5.7 billion, announced Monday that Lauren Antonoff has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer and appointed to the Board of Directors.
Co-founder Chris Hulls, who has led the company since its founding nearly two decades ago, will transition to Executive Chairman, where he will remain involved in shaping the company’s vision and product innovation.
The leadership change represents the culmination of succession planning that began nearly two years ago when Antonoff joined Life360 as Chief Operating Officer in 2023. During her tenure as COO, the company reported a 36% year-over-year revenue increase in its most recent quarter.
Before joining Life360, Antonoff served as President of GoDaddy’s US small business segment and previously spent nearly two decades at Microsoft in product leadership roles.
"Family life is more complicated than ever, and we’re only beginning to unlock new ways to make it simpler, safer, and more connected," Antonoff said in the press release.
As part of the leadership restructuring, John Philip Coghlan, who served as Chairman for over 16 years, will continue as a Board member, while Mark Goines will assume the role of Lead Independent Director.
Life360 currently reports approximately 88 million monthly active users across more than 180 countries as of June 30, 2025.
In other recent news, Life360 has seen a series of adjustments to its stock price targets following its first-quarter performance. UBS raised its price target to $71 from $57, citing reduced competition concerns from Apple’s services. Similarly, Citizens JMP increased its price target to $62 from $55 after meeting with Life360’s management during a recent event. Loop Capital also adjusted its price target to $58 from $52, acknowledging the company’s growth in paid subscribers and other revenue streams. Meanwhile, Stifel maintained its Buy rating with a $48 price target, noting Life360’s significant increase in advertising revenue.
The company’s recent Annual Meeting of Stockholders resulted in the election of three directors, with shareholders holding 74.57% of common stock participating. Additionally, Life360 plans to launch a pet tracking feature in late 2025, focusing on international markets to mitigate tariff impacts. These developments reflect the company’s strategic efforts to expand its services and revenue streams.
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