VastAdvisor Appoints Jeremi Karnell as Chief Product Officer

Jun 3, 2026
VastAdvisor has named Jeremi Karnell as Chief Product Officer effective June 1, 2026. He will lead product strategy and development for the company's AI infrastructure supporting wealth management firms.

VastAdvisor announced in a press release that Jeremi Karnell has joined the company as Chief Product Officer effective June 1, 2026. He will oversee product strategy, platform architecture, and development of the firm's AI infrastructure for wealth management, including its core intelligence layer, VastAdvisor IQ.

Karnell previously co-founded and served as CEO of Truelytics, a wealth technology platform acquired by Envestnet in 2022. At Envestnet, he led the firm's data solutions group, developing predictive models and enterprise AI products such as Generative Business Intelligence and Insights AI.

In his new role, Karnell will focus on expanding VastAdvisor's AI capabilities, strengthening its continuous learning systems, and building enterprise features for large advisory networks. The company is currently growing its enterprise presence across RIAs, broker-dealers, and wealth platforms following its debut at Future Proof Citywide in March.

Recent leadership additions at VastAdvisor include Chief Technology Officer Eli Gassert and Acting Chief Data Officer Dr. Edoardo M. Airoldi.

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