Software company Loopio announced the appointment of Neetu Toor as its first general counsel.
In this role, Toor will lead and help scale the company’s legal function and provide legal counsel across all matters related to business, ethics and compliance, data privacy governance, and enterprise risk management.
She most recently served as senior director of legal services and acting data privacy officer at Caseware International and brings 10 years of senior legal experience to the company.
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