Cowbell, a provider of online and specialty insurance focused on small and medium-sized businesses, has announced the next cycle of its organizational journey to accelerate global growth while increasing profitability and scale, with the appointment of John Botros as chief financial officer.
Building on the company’s strong performance and recent expansion into Australia, Cowbell is focused on continued growth, operational profitability and continued global expansion.
The company said the move marks its evolution from an “adaptive cyber insurance pioneer” to a “broader digital protection partner across cyber, professional and management lines of responsibility”.
The next cycle is underpinned by five strategic growth drivers: international network, financial lines, elastic services, mid-market expansion and franchise subscriptions.
“As we enter this new cycle, leveraging the success we have achieved over the past 18 months with new products, services and markets, we are ready to scale responsibly and profitably,” said Jack Kudale, founder and CEO of Cowbell.
“Cowbell has built a solid foundation of technology, talent and trust. Now, we are focused on translating this strength into continued growth, global expansion and operational profitability while continuing to deliver protection that creates confidence, not complexity.”
To support the next phase of strategic growth, Cowbell appoints John Botros as chief financial officer.
In his new role, Botros will oversee the company’s global financial operations to advance the company’s growth, profitability and international expansion goals.
Botros has more than a decade of financial leadership experience in high-growth technology and cyber risk organizations. Prior to joining Cowbell, he served as Chief Financial Officer at Resilience, where he led investor relations, strategic initiatives, financial planning, revenue operations and board engagement.
