Juniper Square appointed Bo Kim as its first Chief Information Officer as the private markets technology company expands its enterprise technology, data, security, and AI governance capabilities.
Kim will lead enterprise technology strategy, business systems, data infrastructure, corporate applications, security, and AI governance.
He brings more than two decades of experience across software, cybersecurity, and financial technology.
Kim most recently served as CIO at Gusto.
He previously held CIO positions at Imperva and Planview and technology leadership roles at Qualys and Venrock.
His appointment comes as Juniper Square expands its AI capabilities for more than 2,300 private markets general partners.
Recent launches include Headless GPX, which opens Juniper Square’s fund operating system to external AI platforms, and Capital Intelligence, which integrates Nasdaq eVestment Market Lens data with its Investor CRM.
The company also recently acquired Sightglass to expand AI-powered due diligence questionnaire automation.
Separately, Juniper Square achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI management systems.
The certification supplements existing ISO certifications covering information security, cloud security, cloud privacy, and privacy information management, along with the company’s SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3 reports.
Juniper Square’s platform manages more than $1 trillion in limited partner capital.
KEY QUOTES:
“We are taking a deliberate, highly disciplined approach to AI implementation, ensuring governance serves as a powerful catalyst for innovation rather than a barrier.”
Bo Kim, CIO of Juniper Square
“Bo’s proven track record of architecting secure, high-scale enterprise systems and pioneering internal AI adoption makes him the ideal leader for this mission.”
Adam Hyder, Chief Development Officer and EVP Engineering at Juniper Square
