Addresscloud, the geospatial intelligence platform redefining how insurers locate, understand and underwrite property-level risk, has appointed Clair Bush as Fractional Chief Marketing Officer to support the company’s next stage of growth and operational scale. The appointment is effective immediately.
Clair will work with the Addresscloud leadership team to strengthen how the company communicates, prioritises, and delivers its capabilities to customers and partners. Her role spans market clarity, customer alignment, and the systems and processes required to support sustainable scale, ensuring the organisation grows without compromising service quality or trust.
The appointment reflects Addresscloud’s focus on building a business designed to scale globally, as it advances its ambition to locate and describe every building on the planet and provide insurers with consistent, decision-ready property-level risk intelligence at scale.
The role forms part of Addresscloud’s broader investment in operational readiness, ensuring the organisation can support increasing adoption across global insurance markets.
Commenting on her appointment, Clair said:
“Insurers are under increasing pressure to make faster, better-informed decisions using complex data. Addresscloud is already providing critical insight at the point of risk. My role is to help the business scale that capability responsibly, so customers continue to receive consistent, dependable intelligence as adoption grows.”
CEO of Addresscloud, Mark Varley, said:
“Clair brings a rare combination of strategic thinking and operational pragmatism. This appointment is about building a business that can scale with confidence while continuing to meet the standards our customers expect.”
Addresscloud’s platform is used by insurers, underwriters, pricing, and exposure management teams to better understand flood, climate, and location-based risk at address level, supporting underwriting, portfolio management, and decision-making. As the platform’s footprint expands, the company is investing in the operational and structural foundations required to support long-term partnerships with regulated organisations.