Notarize Adds Senior Executives from LogMeIn, State Street to Board

By STS News Desk On Mar 20, 2019

Correcting and Replacing Notarize Adds Senior Executives from LogMeIn, State Street to Board

Larry D’Angelo, Chief Sales Officer at LogMeIn and Jack Klinck, former Executive Vice President and Head of Global Strategy at State Street, join Notarize board to support trillion-dollar market opportunity

Notarize, the leading online notary platform and the first company to enable an entirely digital mortgage process is announcing the appointment of Larry D’Angelo, and Jack Klinck to its board. D’Angelo currently serves as Chief Sales Officer at LogMeIn, scaling a global go-to-market and sales organization to over $1 billion in annual revenue. Klinck was responsible for innovation at State Street, serving on the firm’s management committee and founding two new business lines.

“I believe that the most impactful companies create a moat around major market opportunities,” said D’Angelo. “Notarize is just now starting to scale its business, presenting an incredible opportunity to create a category king that helps industries transform their operations around consumer demand. I’m excited to be a part of that journey.”

D’Angelo has built and lead sales organizations around the world that are responsible for best-in-class performance. He also serves as an advisor to fellow Boston-based InsightSquared, Cove Hill Partners and M33 Growth.

“I’ve long since looked towards LogMeIn as a company to emulate,” said Notarize Founder and CEO Pat Kinsel. “Few companies have consumer, small business, enterprise, developer and channel opportunities firing on all cylinders. Larry has built a billion-dollar revenue engine at scale across the entire business. We see the same opportunities at Notarize, and we’re thrilled to have him on board.”

Jack Klinck, a former executive at State Street and BNY Mellon, will help Notarize deliver exceptional customer experiences with his background in two of the top, global financial services institutions.

“A decades-old paper-based process is finally becoming digitized, and as an experienced financial executive, I see the opportunity Notarize has in front of them to transform multiple products in the industry that will not only make businesses more efficient, but will increase both top and bottom line revenue,” said Klinck.

In 2018, Notarize grew 137%, completed the first digital Will in the U.S. and completed thousands of mortgage transactions online. Notarize is on pace to 5x revenue in 2019.