Court reporting and litigation support services provider Steno today (9 June) announced the appointment of Prabhdeep Singh as its new chief executive officer. Singh, who previously served as Steno’s chief operating officer, succeeds co-founder Greg Hong, who will remain on LA-headquartered company’s board of directors. His appointment comes in the same week that Clio announced the promotion of Ronnie Gurion to president as well as his existing COO role, and Casepoint announced that Paul Colangelo has been hired as their new CEO, in the only external hire of these three senior appointments.
Singh’s appointment follows a recent $49 million Series C funding round led by Savano Capital Partners and the company says that under his leadership, Steno aims to enter new markets and significantly increase its footprint within the AmLaw 200.
“Over the past two years as COO, Prabhdeep has been instrumental to our growth and has taken on an increasing share of leadership across the business. He’s been a phenomenal partner,” said Hong. “After more than seven years of founder-led growth, I have every confidence that he is the right steward to carry Steno forward.”
Prior to joining Steno, Singh held leadership positions at Clover Health, WeWork, and Uber Eats. Most recently, he served as operating partner at Armory Square Ventures. His appointment follows the recent additions of Anjelica Garcia (formerly of Red Bull) as chief people officer and Jeff Herscott (formerly of Ontra) as SVP, head of sales.
At Clio, Gurion has played a pivotal role in the most consequential growth phase in Clio’s history, helping scale the company from US$100 million to US$500 million in annual recurring revenue,
In the expanded role of president and COO, we’re told that he will continue to oversee Clio’s global operations, go-to-market strategy, customer experience, and post-acquisition integration. He will work closely with CEO and founder Jack Newton to help shape the company’s strategy and represent Clio to its largest customers, partners, and the broader market as the company enters its next phase of growth.
“Ronnie has been the operating force behind much of what Clio has built over the past four years,” said Newton. “He brings the scale-stage experience this moment demands and has earned deep trust across our customers, our team, and our partners around the world. This promotion reflects our ambition and our confidence in the team we have built to go after it.”
Over the past twelve months, Clio has closed a US$500 million Series G at a US$5 billion valuation, completed its US$1 billion acquisition of vLex, and launched Clio for Enterprise.
Prior to Clio, Gurion was GM and global head of Uber for Business. He previously held senior leadership roles at Orbitz, Expedia, and Airbnb.
Last but not least, Casepoint, a leader in AI-powered legal, investigative, regulatory, compliance, and data discovery solutions for government agencies and enterprises, this week announced that Paul Colangelo has been selected as its new CEO. Colangelo joins Casepoint following more than 25 years leading government and enterprise software and technology software companies.
Most recently, as founder and CEO of Neumo, Colangelo built a government software business that provided applications to justice, compliance, DMVs, and public administration agencies.
“Organizations today face growing data volumes, increasing regulatory demands, and pressure to respond quickly and defensibly,” said Colangelo. “What I hear from government agencies and regulated enterprises is frustration with fragmented systems, inefficient handoffs, and unnecessary risk. The market is moving toward unified solutions and Casepoint is well positioned for that shift, with security, defensibility, and workflow integration built into the foundation of our platform.”
