Veriv, the financial verification network, announced three additions to its senior leadership team: David Malone as Vice President of Sales, Jennifer Meister as Chief Marketing Officer, and Kyle Gibbons as International Director. The appointments bring together executives with deep experience building global businesses across financial services, technology and data.
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Veriv continues its global expansion, adding Confirmation.com veterans to scale growth in mortgage, audit and benefit eligibility verification.
The team joins Veriv at a pivotal stage of expansion, as the company brings together an established global verification network with patent-pending adaptive delivery technology designed to modernize how financial information is requested, validated and exchanged.
Together, the appointments strengthen Veriv’s commercial leadership across sales, marketing and international growth as the company expands its network and builds the infrastructure financial verification runs on—across industries and around the world.
David Malone joins as Vice President of Sales, leading Veriv’s global sales organization from Nashville. Malone was a co-founder of Confirmation.com, where he spent nearly two decades building the platform’s audit confirmation network, establishing foundational relationships with major global banks and accounting firms and leading its international expansion. Following the company’s acquisition by Thomson Reuters, he served as Senior Director of Global Accounts, continuing to grow strategic relationships with major institutions across the network.
Jennifer Meister joins as Chief Marketing Officer, bringing more than 20 years of global marketing leadership across data, technology and regulated industries. She has led brand, go-to-market and demand generation for fast-growth companies operating across more than 100 countries, with experience spanning mergers and acquisitions from strategy through brand and go-to-market integration.
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