(Manchester, UK), May 7, 2026: NQC, the supply chain risk management and compliance technology company, has appointed Edward Vaughan as Chief Revenue Officer. The appointment marks the next stage of growth for a business that already counts some of the world’s largest manufacturers among its customers. Vaughan will take responsibility for commercial strategy and revenue globally, working across sales, marketing, customer success, and go-to-market execution.
“NQC is at an exciting point in its journey. We have a strong platform, a loyal and growing customer base, and a real opportunity to reach many more organisations that need what we do. To do that well, we needed someone who is focused on scaling the business, knows how to build a team, and has proven skills as a commercial and growth leader. Edward has all of that and we are delighted to have him on board." said Charles Morrison, Chief Executive Officer of NQC .
Vaughan has spent the past decade building and leading commercial teams in the RegTech and financial crime compliance sector. He joins NQC after having served as Vice President of Banking and Financial Services at a leading intelligence company, where he was responsible for driving the adoption of their solutions across global banks, regulators, and government agencies. He previously held senior sales leadership roles at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, overseeing strategic growth across major financial institutions. He was also an early employee at TruNarrative, where he helped grow the business from an early-stage start-up into a well-regarded name in financial crime compliance and onboarding technology, and was part of the leadership that took it through to its acquisition by LexisNexis in 2021.
“NQC has built a strong position in a market that is only getting more important. The platform stands out from anything else I have seen in this space, covering the full picture from AI-powered mapping through to supplier-led assessments and independent verification. That end-to-end capability is genuinely hard to replicate. Combined with an already established customer base and regulatory and macroeconomic pressures that continue to compound for manufacturers, there is a real opportunity to go much deeper and further into the market. I am excited to get started,” states Vaughan.
