Glover will report to Mike Whitmire, co-founder and CEO of FloQast, and be in charge of all go-to-market divisions, including customer success, sales, marketing, and business development.

Ken Sims, who will assume the newly established job of chief business development officer, steps down from his position.

Glover spent more than 11 years working at cloud banking IT company nCino before joining FloQast. During that time, he rose through the ranks to become president and CRO, positions he currently occupies at FloQast.

Glover conducted four combat deployments, including three tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan, during his more than ten years as an infantry officer and special operations member of the Marine Corps before entering the fintech sector.

In recognition of his service, he has been given many medals, including three Purple Heart Medals, the Silver Star Medal, and the Bronze Star Medal for valor.

According to Whitmire, Glover was the "perfect candidate" to spearhead the fintech's efforts to increase revenue because of his "exceptional leadership qualities, coupled with his extensive experience in revenue generation and business strategy."

FloQast was founded in 2013 and uses artificial intelligence (AI) to handle every aspect of month-end closure. The fintech raised $100 million in its Series E investment round, which culminated in a post-money valuation of $1.6 billion, and announced the round's completion just last month.