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Jessica Booth becomes Biza.io’s first chief operations officer
BIZA.IO, the Brisbane-based tech startup – already a market leader in consumer data right (CDR) solutions – has promoted Jessica Booth to the newly-created role of chief operations officer (COO).
Ms Booth will focus on driving operational efficiencies and fostering cross-team collaboration, playing a critical role in supporting Biza.io’s growth trajectory, according to Biza.io founder and CEO, Stuart Low.
Ms Booth joined Biza.io as head of customer success in September 2023, “quickly making her mark as a strong leader with a wealth of knowledge in building and maintaining highly successful customer relationships,” Mr Low said.
Prior to joining Biza.io, Ms Booth was head of customer success at cloud enterprise software company Mastt, and held key leadership roles at AlayaCare ANZ and Telstra Health.
“Jessica has quickly become an invaluable member of the Biza team,” Mr Low said. “With Jessica’s steady hand on the tiller and well-reasoned strategic thinking, Biza is well-placed to continue to simultaneously scale and drive innovation throughout the CDR ecosystem.”
Biza.io has continued to build out its team in the midst of rapid customer growth. In the past quarter, Biza has focused on growing its customer success, security and product teams, bringing the number of total staff to 32, an increase of 48 percent. It has plans to hire a further five employees across its product and go-to-market teams, including a cloud engineer and two mid-level engineers to support a number of innovations in the pipeline, Mr Low said. 
Biza kickstarted the DataRight Plus initiative in 2023 and has developed a draft standard for Action Initiation in the CDR. Biza intends to pilot this specification amongst its customer base later in 2024.
Founded in 2017, the Brisbane-based Biza.io helps banks, financial institutions, energy retailers and data economy participants navigate the highly regulated CDR ecosystem and comply and innovate within the Australian data sharing landscape. More than 18 million consumers have data-sharing access enabled by Biza technology.
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