GeoComply Elevates Marco Stotani to Chief Business Officer

A Proven Track Record

Stotani brings a formidable resume to the C-suite. With nearly a decade in investment banking, he advised companies across fintech, tech, and gaming, sectors that align seamlessly with GeoComply’s mission.

Since joining in 2021, he’s been a key architect of the company’s push beyond traditional gaming, branching into fintech, media, and emerging gaming verticals.

His fingerprints are on major moves, from securing investment rounds to orchestrating acquisitions, all while navigating the tricky currents of regulated markets.

Stepping Into the Role

As Chief Business Officer, Stotani takes the reins of GeoComply’s Gaming and Growth divisions, core engines of its success. The gaming arm, a powerhouse in North America’s betting boom, leans on GeoComply’s geolocation tech to keep operators compliant.

The growth side, meanwhile, eyes untapped fields like fintech and media, where Stotani’s market expertise should shine. His role is to keep the momentum rolling, ensuring partners thrive in an ever-shifting landscape.

The promotion’s timing fits GeoComply’s trajectory. Fresh off milestones like the 2023 OneComply acquisition and earlier funding from Blackstone Growth and Atairos, the company’s primed for more. Stotani’s elevation signals confidence in his ability to steer through complexity and seize opportunities.

Stotani’s promotion follows another big shake-up at GeoComply: the recent naming of Kip Levin as CEO. Levin, a digital and entertainment veteran known for scaling businesses, steps in as demand for secure location tech soars.

His arrival reshuffles the deck. co-founder Anna Sainsbury transitions to Executive Chairman to shape the company’s vision, while David Briggs zeroes in on product development, crafting solutions for client challenges.