Morningstar Reco Expands Executive Team and Global Operations in AI Security
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- •Reco appointed Zoe Hillenmeyer as COO to oversee operational scale and market execution.
- •The company is expanding its presence in Texas and the UKI to meet growing enterprise demand.
- •Reco has been recognized with three Global InfoSec Awards for its AI security platform.
On June 8, 2026, Reco announced the appointment of a new COO and executive team, alongside the opening of a Texas office and expansion into the UK and Ireland. The company aims to enhance its leadership in AI agent security, responding to increasing demand from Fortune 500 enterprises deploying AI agents. Reco has appointed Zoe Hillenmeyer as COO and Kristen Twining as SVP of Americas Sales. The expansion reflects a significant shift in AI governance requirements, with over 100 enterprises already utilizing Reco's platform. The company is also recognized with three Global InfoSec Awards and has achieved top national reseller rankings in the U.S. market.
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2026-06-08
Reco announces executive team expansion
Reco appointed new executives and opened a Texas office to enhance its AI security leadership.
Morningstar2026-06-08
Expansion into UK and Ireland announced
Reco is placing a team in the UK and Ireland to address EU AI Act enforcement and growing demand.
Prnewswire2026-06-08
Reco recognized with Global InfoSec Awards
The company received three awards, highlighting its leadership in AI agent governance and security.
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