Comply, a leading provider of AI-powered compliance technology and consulting for the financial services industry, has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Clor as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).

The appointment comes amid steady growth in regulatory technology — the "regtech" sector that supplies compliance software and services to financial firms — as institutions navigate expanding regulatory obligations and adopt AI tools under increasing regulatory attention to how those tools are used.

Clor brings more than 20 years of B2B SaaS experience to the role, with a track record of building and scaling marketing functions — including demand generation, brand, and go-to-market programs — across companies at multiple stages and phases of growth.

She joins Comply from Valiantys, a global enterprise technology consultancy, where she served as Chief Marketing Officer, guided the company's strategic direction, and led go-to-market positioning and messaging across international markets. Earlier in her career, Clor held marketing leadership positions at MicroStrategy, a business intelligence and analytics software company; OPower, a utility customer-engagement software provider acquired by Oracle in 2016; and Clarabridge, a customer-experience and text analytics firm acquired by Qualtrics in 2021.

"Elizabeth is a proven growth leader with the expertise and track record of success we require for Comply's continued acceleration and success," said Michael Stanton, CEO of Comply. "Her history of growing revenue while scaling high-performing teams maps directly to where we are as a company. She will be an excellent addition to our leadership team as we deepen our relationships with existing clients, expand our global reach, and continue building Comply's momentum."

In her new role, Clor will head Comply's global marketing function, overseeing revenue marketing, brand strategy, product marketing, sales development, analyst relations, and communications — shaping how the financial services industry understands and engages with regulatory technology, consulting, and compliance education. She will also sharpen the positioning of Comply's expanded global footprint in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, and accelerate demand generation as the company advances its AI-native compliance platform. Those two priorities — the AI-native platform story and the broader international footprint — sit at the center of her remit, making them the areas where Comply's market positioning will be most visible as her tenure begins.

"Compliance is one of the most consequential functions in financial services, and the professionals responsible for it deserve technology and regulatory expertise worthy of that responsibility," said Clor. "Comply has the products, the expertise, the clients, and the market position to make that a compelling story. I am excited to partner with Michael and the rest of the Comply team to build on that foundation."

Clor holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Virginia. She lives in the DC metro area and is an avid marathon runner.