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edjuster Announces Technology Veteran Angela Plater Joins Company as Security and Compliance Officer
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edjuster Inc
Deep industry experience and security expertise to strengthen Company policy and support future growth

OTTAWA, Ontario - PennZone -- edjuster, a leading North American provider of end-to-end services for the property contents insurance marketplace, today announced that Angela Plater has joined the company as Security and Compliance Officer, to support the Company during its continued growth in North America.

Reporting directly to Andy Williams, President and CEO, Ms. Plater's mandate is to ensure that edjuster is conducting business in full compliance with all regional, national and international laws and regulations that pertain to edjuster's specific industry, as well as professional standards, accepted business practices, and internal standards.

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As edjuster continues to expand its North American footprint in the contents claims market, the addition of Ms. Plater reflects the company's commitment to safeguarding the personal data and information of all its stakeholders – employees, policyholders, partners and clients – and ensuring compliance with regional, national and international privacy laws and regulations.

Ms. Plater offers extensive knowledge and experience developing, implementing and auditing security controls, policies and processes to ensure compliance with multiple clients; security, regulatory, compliance and privacy requirements (SOC2, ISO 27001, GDPR). Her previous experience with leading technology companies including MindBridge, Nakisa, Pythian and Canadian Blood Services, makes her an ideal candidate to lead edjuster through the next phase of growth, while ensuring optimum security and compliance.

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"Angela brings the broad experience in security and compliance that edjuster requires to better align its interests with the interests of its insurance clients and to allow us to accelerate our shift in deploying technology and new innovations for our contents insurance customers. Angela's background in leading technology organizations will help us deliver greater value and security," stated Andy Williams, President and CEO. "Angela is a tremendous asset to our organization, and I am confident she will help strengthen our infrastructure, while ensuring our compliance standards are met."

"It is an exciting time to join this market leader in SaaS contents management solutions," stated Angela Plater, Security and Compliance Officer. "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to lead key initiatives to strengthen edjuster and contribute to the success of the business," said Ms. Plater.

Contact
Karen McNaughton, Marketing & PR for edjuster Inc.
***@e-djuster.ca


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