Clio Appoints John Foreman as Chief Product Officer

May 13, 2025
Clio has appointed John Foreman as its new Chief Product Officer, bringing nearly two decades of SaaS leadership experience to the company.

Clio has appointed John Foreman as its new Chief Product Officer, announced in a press release. Foreman, an industry veteran with nearly two decades of experience in SaaS leadership, will lead Clio's product strategy and delivery across its expanding multi-product platform.

Foreman previously served as Chief Product and Marketing Officer at Podium and held senior leadership roles at Mailchimp, including Chief Product Officer and Chief Data Scientist. His expertise in product development and data science is expected to drive Clio's AI-driven multi-product strategy forward.

Under Foreman's leadership, Clio aims to deepen its investment in artificial intelligence and data-powered tools, offering more connected and intelligent solutions for law firms. This strategic move aligns with Clio's mission to transform the legal experience by simplifying complexity and enhancing client experiences.

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