Pressman’s Leadership Comes as the Financial Services Industry Accelerates Adoption of TruSight
TruSight, the financial industry’s leading third-party risk utility, announced the appointment of Jonathan Pressman as its CEO. Pressman’s appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the company, which has been rapidly expanding in the third-party risk space as key suppliers to the financial services industry have embraced TruSight’s methodology and participated in its risk assessment process.
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“This is an exciting and important time for TruSight, as the hard work they have invested in developing the product is paying off,” said Taryn Thompson, chief procurement officer of Bank of America. “The industry is embracing the TruSight standard, the assessment portfolio is growing, and suppliers and financial institutions are realizing the significant benefits that accrue from adopting the TruSight methodology. Jonathan has played a key part in TruSight’s success, and we are confident that under his leadership, the company will continue its rapid growth trajectory.”
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Pressman has been a member of TruSight’s executive team since 2018, previously serving as global head of business development. He brings more than two decades of experience in the financial services industry, with a focus on technology solutions in risk and compliance. Prior to joining TruSight as global head of business development, Pressman spent over eight years with IHS Markit in senior sales roles. Jonathan began his career at a national privately held wealth management firm where he served as a managing principal for over a decade.
“I am honored to lead our exceptional team here at TruSight as we continue to scale to meet the industry’s evolving needs,” said Jonathan Pressman, TruSight CEO. “2020 has been a transformative year for TruSight, and we look forward to building on our momentum to help the market achieve higher standards and greater transparency.”
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