KlariVis, an enterprise data intelligence platform built by bankers for bankers, today announced that Casey Christopher, CTP, has joined the company as Senior Vice President, Sales. Christopher will work directly with CEOs, CFOs, and other executive leaders at community banks and credit unions, helping them connect their strategic priorities, from growth and profitability to AI readiness, with the data they need to act on them.

Christopher brings more than two decades of experience working both inside financial institutions and alongside the executives who lead them, spanning correspondent banking, business banking, treasury management, fintech partnerships, and executive strategy.

“Kim and I have talked about Casey joining KlariVis for years,” said Amber Robinson, Chief Revenue Officer at KlariVis. “We’ve seen the trust she’s earned with bank leaders, and that trust comes from understanding their business, asking the hard questions, and genuinely caring about their success. She has spent 20 years building relationships with hundreds of community banks, and she knows how to bring an entire leadership team into a decision. We are building a sales team of proven, credible bankers, and Casey sets the bar for that team.”

Christopher spent a decade in the correspondent banking division of CenterState Bank, now SouthState Bank, where she rose to First Vice President of Business Development and managed relationships with more than 200 community and regional banks. In 2017, she opened the bank’s New York City correspondent office. After joining Quontic Bank in 2020, Casey has held several executive positions, including Chief of Staff and Chief Empowerment Officer, where she was part of the innovative teams that introduced the first wearable debit card and the first Bitcoin Rewards Checking Account. Most recently, she was Senior Vice President, Business Banking Market Leader at KeyBank, leading 18 bankers across Albany and Syracuse.

For community banks, the ability to access and trust their own data is becoming the foundation for everything from deeper customer relationships to the responsible use of AI. Christopher will help executive teams connect those priorities to practical strategies and measurable outcomes through KlariVis.

“Community bankers carry a responsibility that extends far beyond their balance sheets. Their decisions affect local businesses, families, and entire communities, and I’ve spent my career seeing how seriously they take that responsibility,” said Christopher. “What has always frustrated me is how often talented, experienced leadership teams have to make important decisions without a complete picture of their own business. That’s what makes KlariVis so compelling to me. We’re addressing a challenge I’ve seen firsthand for years, while helping banks build the foundation they’ll need as AI creates new possibilities. I can’t think of a more meaningful way to put my experience to work than helping these institutions make better decisions, seize new opportunities, and build stronger futures for the communities they serve.”

Christopher previously served as President of the New York League of Independent Bankers and co-founded the Florida Bankers Association Women in Leadership Conference. A Certified Treasury Professional (CTP), she is a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University and an honor graduate of the Florida School of Banking. She holds a bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from Ohio University, where she serves as a trustee on the Ohio University Foundation Board.

About KlariVis

KlariVis is the data intelligence company built for bankers by bankers. Founded in 2019 by former community bank executives, KlariVis turns the data scattered across a financial institution’s systems into a trusted foundation for better decisions, profitable growth and the responsible use of AI. More than 150 financial institutions rely on KlariVis to understand their performance, uncover opportunities and act with confidence. With more than a third of its employees coming from banking, KlariVis combines firsthand industry experience with the technology and intelligence institutions need to move forward. The company is headquartered in Roanoke, Virginia. Learn more at KlariVis.com.

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