ModelOp Appoints Mitch Tompkins as VP of Sales

February 12, 2025
ModelOp has appointed Mitch Tompkins as Vice President of Sales to enhance its market presence in AI Governance software.

ModelOp, a leader in AI Governance software for enterprises, has announced the appointment of Mitch Tompkins as its new Vice President of Sales. This strategic move aims to bolster the company's revenue growth and market share. Tompkins brings over two decades of executive experience, having previously held significant roles at companies like Domino Data Lab, Tamr Inc., and Oracle.

Tompkins is recognized for his customer-centric sales approach and his ability to drive revenue growth. At ModelOp, he will oversee all global sales functions, leveraging his expertise to expand the company's reach in the AI Governance sector. His appointment is part of ModelOp's ongoing expansion strategy, which includes the recent release of its Version 3.3 software, featuring the world's first AI Governance Score.

ModelOp's software is widely adopted across various sectors, including financial services and healthcare, with clients like Fidelity Investments and Bristol Myers Squibb. The company continues to gain momentum, having completed a $10 million Series B equity financing in 2024 and receiving accolades such as the AI Breakthrough Award for "Best AI Governance Platform."

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