Luminance, the pioneer of Legal-Grade™ AI for enterprise legal teams, today announced the appointment of Daniel Head as President. In this role, he will sharpen Luminance’s Go-To-Market strategy, deepen strategic client partnerships, and support continued international growth across key markets.

Daniel brings extensive experience building and scaling global technology companies, including senior leadership roles at Salesforce, serving as CRO at Braze and most recently as CEO of AI company Jacquard.

His appointment comes at a pivotal moment for Luminance, as demand for accurate, enterprise-ready AI in the legal sector continues to accelerate worldwide and the company enters its next phase of growth.

Daniel Head commented: “What drew me to Luminance is that this is not technology built for hype cycles; it is technology built for environments where precision and trust are non-negotiable. Luminance has all the ingredients required to build durable, long-term value: proprietary data, world-class technical foundations, a global customer base, and a clear product-market fit in a sector ready for transformation. I’m excited to help scale the company globally and support our customers as they embed AI at the core of their legal operations.”

“Daniel’s decision to join Luminance marks an important moment for us,” added Eleanor Lightbody, CEO of Luminance. “It’s clear that he deeply understands both the opportunity and the responsibility that comes with what we’re building at Luminance. As we scale globally, Daniel’s experience will be instrumental in helping us meet growing demand while staying true to what differentiates Luminance.”

About Luminance
Luminance is the Contract Intelligence platform that turns the language that defines a business into the intelligence it runs on. Born out of the University of Cambridge and purpose-built by AI, legal and technology experts, Luminance understands the history and context of every contract. It acts on that intelligence, proactively surfacing risk, flagging obligations, accelerating negotiations and driving action across Legal, Finance, Procurement, Sales and the wider business. It enables enterprises to learn from their contracts, while contracts learn from the enterprise, helping businesses make better decisions and move forward with confidence.