FiscalNote Holdings, Inc. (OTC: NOTE) has appointed Key Compton as President and Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Josh Resnik. Compton, an investor since 2020 and a board member since 2021, steps into the leadership role to lead the company's return to growth. The leadership change marks a transition after eight years of Resnik's tenure, during which FiscalNote became a publicly traded entity and expanded its platform offerings. Resnik will support Compton's transition before departing the company.

Leadership Transition Details

Resnik, who served in senior leadership for eight years, guided FiscalNote through its evolution into a publicly traded, AI-driven policy intelligence leader. His tenure included the launch of the flagship PolicyNote platform and the expansion of the company's API ecosystem. Tim Hwang, FiscalNote's founder and Executive Chairman, acknowledged Resnik's contributions and expressed confidence in Compton's ability to execute within a rapidly changing technology-driven world.

Key Compton's Background

Compton brings three decades of experience founding, scaling, and investing in technology companies. As Co-Founder and Managing Director of GPO Fund, he led growth-stage investments in enterprise software and data businesses, including FiscalNote. He also served as an investor and board member at Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) through its NYSE listing. Prior to GPO Fund, Compton served as Senior Vice President at LivePerson (NASDAQ: LPSN) following the acquisition of a company he co-founded, and as President of Data & Distribution at AddThis, which was later acquired by Oracle (NYSE: ORCL). He holds a B.A. from the University of Vermont and an M.B.A. from the joint EMBA-Global Program at Columbia Business School and London Business School.

Strategic Focus

As CEO, Compton's near-term priorities include accelerating PolicyNote's enterprise customer growth, leveraging the deep bench of experience within CQ Roll Call, and expanding the company's VoterVoice advocacy business. He will also focus on growth initiatives, including the recently expanded PolicyNote API ecosystem, advancing FiscalNote's entry into new growth markets, and positioning the company for a re-listing on a national securities exchange. FiscalNote's 3,400+ customers span advocacy organizations, corporations, and government affairs professionals.

Compton stated that his focus will be on core revenue streams, acceleration of growth, and deepening the value delivered to customers. FiscalNote specializes in providing AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence to global clients, helping organizations navigate complex regulatory landscapes.