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Salus GRC recently welcomed Alan Knepfer as Chief Revenue Officer. Reporting to Chief Executive Officer William Mulligan, Mr. Knepfer is responsible for leading Salus GRCs global revenue operations, with a focus on driving sales and marketing excellence and identifying strategic growth initiatives. He joins Salus GRC during an impressive period of growth. Amassing clients with over $200B in AUM over the past two quarters alone, Salus GRC has also created a collective of talented, deeply experienced, and highly respected resources in the field, with the singular mission of providing unparalleled service.
Salus GRC provides a full suite of tech-enabled Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) support to private fund managers and other financial services firms, with offerings that include regulatory registration and filing services, compliance program development and ongoing support, regulatory exam assistance, compliance training and education, regulatory due diligence, and cybersecurity. Salus GRC aspires to be the employer of choice in the GRC space, attracting experienced professionals who bring a singular focus on providing the highest level of client service. Over time, Salus GRC expects to expand its service offering to include ESG, regulatory technology (RegTech), and GRC support for other industry verticals.
Mr. Knepfer brings over 25 years of experience leading, building, and reinventing scalable revenue organizations. Most recently he was the Chief Revenue Officer at RadarFirst, a Privacy Incident Management software provider. In addition, he has held numerous senior management positions including President and Chief Revenue Officer of Comodo Cybersecurity and Global Head of Sales and Customer Success at NASDAQ.
I am thrilled to welcome Alan as our Chief Revenue Officer and member of the Executive Management Team, said Mr. Mulligan. With a proven track record of achieving exceptional results and building sustainable, profitable businesses, Alan is the right visionary leader to join our great team in helping drive our next phase of strategic growth at Salus GRC. His passion for Customer Success and Marketing will be invaluable as we continue to help clients maximize our tech-enabled solutions.
Salus GRC is uniquely positioned to capitalize on a fragmented market in search of a leader, said Mr. Knepfer. Im thrilled to join this experienced team of industry superstars who have each built an incredible following in this space and to combine our efforts towards building the leading tech platform for GRC services. Our people and our collective focus are a powerful combination, positioning us well for years of growth, at an accelerated rate rarely seen in any business.
About Salus GRC: Launched in the Spring of 2023, in partnership with financial sponsor Charlesbank Capital Partners, Salus GRC provides GRC services to private fund managers, registered investment advisers, CFTC-registered managers, and broker-dealers. Offerings include regulatory registration and filing services, compliance program development and ongoing support, regulatory exam assistance, compliance training and education, and regulatory due diligence.
About Charlesbank Capital Partners: Based in Boston and New York, Charlesbank Capital Partners is a middle-market private investment firm with more than $17 billion of capital raised since inception. Charlesbank focuses on management-led buyouts and growth capital financings, and engages in opportunistic credit and technology investments. The firm seeks to build companies with sustainable competitive advantage and excellent prospects for growth. For more information, please visit www.charlesbank.com.
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