The people accountable for systems that can’t fail

Jeffrey Eschu

Chief Strategy Officer

Jeffrey is a strategy executive with more than 20 years of driving growth, market expansion and operational excellence at leading technology organizations. At Moraph he sets the long-term strategic roadmap, leads complex M&A initiatives and reshapes business models to stay ahead of the market.

His career is anchored by leadership roles at Google and Amazon Web Services. There he led global enterprise strategies, negotiated high-stakes technology partnerships and established new international footprints across Asia-Pacific and EMEA. He holds an MBA from MIT Sloan. He builds data-driven cultures, aligns teams from engineering to sales, and turns complex financial narratives into growth for every stakeholder.

Jeffrey is responsible for where Moraph goes next. He sets the long-term roadmap across the three industry divisions (Financial Services, Healthcare and Government) and the shared units that build and run the technology behind them. He leads corporate development and M&A, strategic partnerships with the platform vendors whose products Moraph implements and runs, and the expansion of Moraph’s presence across its regions. He makes sure every investment strengthens the core promise: one accountable partner for the whole stack.

MIT Sloan School of Management · New York

Cameron Johnson

Chief Marketing Officer

Cameron’s career rests on one conviction: great marketing starts with a deep understanding of the sales cycle. He began in Silicon Valley at Adobe, leading communications through a pivotal era of digital transformation. He then spent more than a decade on the commercial front lines at Google and AWS, managing key relationships and driving revenue for the world’s largest technology ecosystems.

At Moraph he brings that revenue-first mindset to marketing for highly regulated sectors (government, healthcare and finance), using AI to modernize how Moraph connects with institutional clients. He also advises silentVIP on AI-driven travel, making sure emerging technology solves real business problems.

Cameron is responsible for how institutions discover, understand and choose Moraph. He leads brand, marketing and demand generation across the three industry divisions. He also leads the website and product marketing, analyst relations and events, and the market research that shapes Moraph’s positioning. He works hand in hand with sales and product so that every message reflects what Moraph actually delivers to regulated buyers, and every campaign is measured by the relationships and revenue it creates.

Stanford Graduate School of Business · Harvard University · New York

David Knowles

Chief Legal Officer

David leads Moraph’s legal function, guiding the company through the regulatory, contractual and governance demands that come with serving banks, health systems and government agencies.

David is responsible for the legal foundations of Moraph’s business. He leads commercial contracting with clients, partners and suppliers, regulatory and compliance advice across financial services, healthcare and government, and privacy and data protection. He also leads intellectual property, corporate governance and disputes. His team writes the agreements that make Moraph accountable to its clients, including business associate and data processing agreements, and keeps the company on the right side of the laws its clients answer to.

Harvard University · New York

Simon Malian

Managing Director, Chief AI Officer and Chief Information Security Officer

Simon architects and secures the systems modern society can’t afford to see fail. His career sits deliberately where cybersecurity, computational science and finance meet, and he holds formal training in all three. As Chief Information Security Officer, he leads Moraph’s global security operations, defending high-assurance systems in finance, healthcare and government against nation-state adversaries and organized crime.

Before Moraph, Simon helped pioneer AI-driven decision systems in Ray Dalio’s Systematized Intelligence Lab at Bridgewater Associates. He also embedded compliance and security into systematic trading at Two Sigma, and built secure cloud-native platforms for Australia’s National Broadband Network, Commonwealth Bank and Westpac. In every role he has bridged engineering, security, legal, finance and executive leadership to turn ambitious ideas into resilient systems. He contributes to the profession through IEEE and ISC2, and is a Sir Robert Menzies Scholar to Harvard University.

At Moraph, Simon is responsible for two disciplines that clients increasingly see as one: securing the platforms they depend on, and governing the AI built into them. He sets the security strategy and controls that cover every Moraph business unit and office, and oversees the Security Operations Center within Global Resilience Operations. He also owns the evidence behind Moraph’s independent SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 audits, and the principle that in Moraph’s AI, the system proposes and a person decides.

Harvard University

Gaston Malik

Chief Data Officer

Gaston has spent his career where mission-critical engineering meets data sovereignty, guided by one principle: the systems that power essential industries must be as intelligent as they are unbreakable. He leads Moraph’s Data Trust & Governance Labs, pioneering Regulatory Engineering to build sovereign intelligence. These are systems that can reason, but are constrained by code-based logic that encodes privacy and auditability into the data itself.

As a Principal Engineer at Google, he led the technical architecture for the Pixel ecosystem’s intelligence layer, directing on-device machine learning and sensor fusion. He also architected federated learning so devices could learn without sensitive data ever leaving the phone. Earlier, at Motorola Solutions, he managed the software teams behind mission-critical public safety communications. Those networks served first responders and had to keep working through hurricanes and grid failures, which taught him that the true measure of a system is how it endures when everything goes wrong.

At Moraph, Gaston is responsible for how data is engineered, protected and governed across the company and its products. He leads Data Trust & Governance Labs, whose practices cover data engineering and architecture, privacy engineering and sovereignty, and AI governance and MLOps. His teams work out how clients can use AI and analytics on sensitive data while keeping it in the right jurisdiction, explaining every model’s decisions and producing the audit trail regulators expect.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology · Harvard University · New York

David Rees

Chief Financial Officer

David brings more than 25 years across Wall Street and Big Tech to Moraph’s financial strategy. He began in investment banking at Goldman Sachs, mastering the technical rigor of M&A and valuation. A desire to build companies, not just analyze them, then drew him into industry.

He spent more than 16 years as a finance business partner at two of the world’s most influential technology companies. At IBM he drove long-term profitability across complex enterprise businesses, and at Amazon he managed P&Ls for high-growth divisions, using data to shape product roadmaps. At Moraph he leads financial infrastructure, investor relations and capital allocation, and turns complex financial data into clear stories that drive sustainable growth.

David is responsible for the financial strength that lets Moraph make long-term commitments to clients whose systems can’t be allowed to falter. He leads planning and forecasting, capital allocation and investor relations. He also oversees the finance controls behind billing, supplier payments and contracts, including the separation of duties that keeps every payment change under two people’s review. He partners with each business unit to turn financial data into decisions on where Moraph invests next.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology · United Kingdom

Karen Richmont

Chief Experience Officer

Karen champions the experience of everyone who works with Moraph. From a client’s first conversation to their daily use of Moraph’s platforms and support, she holds every touchpoint to the same high standard.

Karen is responsible for the experience of every client and user, from the first visit to moraph.com through onboarding, everyday work in Moraph’s platforms, and support. She champions the client portal, the design system shared across Moraph’s sites, accessibility, and the client success function that keeps each relationship healthy. She turns client feedback into improvements, so that working with Moraph feels as dependable as the systems it runs.

University of Michigan · New York

Justin Weiss

Chief Product Officer

Justin leads Moraph’s product portfolio: the software Moraph builds for regulated financial services, healthcare and government. He holds every product to the same standard: secure, scalable and compliant by design.

Justin is responsible for the full portfolio of Moraph-built software. That means more than eighty products serving credit unions and broker-dealers, health systems and research sites, and agencies at every level of government. He leads product management and design, owns the roadmaps, and works with the Moraph Fusion Center on how every product is built and released. He makes sure each product meets the regulation it was built for, connects cleanly through the Work API, and is documented and supported from day one.

Stanford University · New York

Therese Wiechart

Chief Communications Officer

Therese is a corporate reputation architect and C-suite adviser with more than 20 years of shaping narratives for global powerhouses and high-growth disruptors. Her career runs from the tech heritage of Microsoft and RSA Security to the scale of AT&T, and she now leads global communications at Moraph.

She builds resilience into corporate brands. She turns complex moments (M&A integration, 5G infrastructure rollouts, cybersecurity crises) into clear, compelling narratives that build investor confidence and employee engagement. She aligns communications with business goals, modernizes the function with data-driven measurement, and makes sure Moraph’s voice is heard clearly in a crowded market.

Therese is responsible for Moraph’s reputation and how its story is told. She leads media relations and the Newsroom, executive and internal communications, and crisis and incident communications. She makes sure that when a client, regulator, employee or journalist needs to understand what Moraph is doing, they hear it clearly and consistently. Her team prepares Moraph’s leaders to speak, keeps the company’s voice aligned with its strategy, and measures the impact of every communication.

New York University · New York

Frank Williams

Chief Revenue Officer

Frank leads Moraph’s revenue organization. He makes sure the banks, health systems and agencies Moraph serves find the right solutions, and that every relationship grows on trust and results.

Frank is responsible for how Moraph grows with its clients. He leads the sales and solutions teams across financial services, healthcare and government, from first conversation and solution design through proposal, procurement and contract. He also oversees partner-sourced business and renewals. He sees to it that clients understand exactly what they are buying, that every proposal separates recurring from one-time charges, and that relationships grow on delivered results.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology · New York

Michael Williams

Chief Executive Officer

Michael brings together the rigor of investment banking and the ambition of mission-focused software. He began his career in Technology, Media & Telecommunications investment banking at Goldman Sachs in New York. He went on to Palantir Technologies, working in strategy and business development in New York and London, building the relationships that bring advanced software to complex institutions.

Michael is responsible for Moraph’s direction and performance as a whole. He sets the company’s vision and strategy, leads the executive team, and is accountable to clients, employees and the board for the promise at the heart of Moraph: one accountable partner for the technology that banks, health systems and public agencies can’t allow to fail. He studied economics at Princeton University, with a certificate in computer science, and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Princeton University · Harvard Business School · New York

Thomas Williams

Chief Operating Officer

Thomas runs the engine room of Moraph: the delivery, operations and follow-the-sun teams that keep clients’ systems running around the clock.

Thomas is responsible for how Moraph delivers, day and night. He oversees Global Resilience Operations, the 24/7 unit that runs the Network Operations Center, Security Operations Center and Technical Assistance Center. He also leads the follow-the-sun model that hands work between Moraph’s eleven offices as the working day moves around the world. His remit spans implementation delivery, managed services and client support, so that every engagement moves from discovery to dependable operations with clear owners, agreed service levels and open escalation paths.

Yale University · New York