New York and London – September 08, 2026 -- Datamaran has rebranded its business, replacing its 12-year sustainability-focused identity with a new visual system and website positioning it as an AI-driven governance platform used by major global corporations.
Nearly one in three active client negotiations now include a general counsel or chief risk officer
The company said board priorities have shifted as regulatory complexity intensifies and risks such as AI, trade policy and supply chains move from long-term watch items to matters requiring immediate action. Datamaran's revamped website reorganizes its narrative around governance use cases, replacing sustainability-centric messaging with language aimed at risk, legal and executive audiences.
CEO says clients two years ago were sustainability teams; today they are risk and legal officers
"Two years ago, our clients were sustainability teams thinking about long-term value. Today, those issues have become immediate business risks, and we are in the room with chief risk officers, legal teams and executives, because the questions being asked of them have changed," said Marjella Lecourt-Alma, CEO and co-founder of Datamaran. She said the rebrand closes the gap between the company's evolved product and its prior sustainability-era branding.
Regulatory monitoring tool launched in February has gained traction among legal and compliance teams
Nick Geurds, chief revenue officer at Datamaran, said sustainability work has not disappeared but has relocated within organizations. He noted that general counsels, chief risk officers and other senior executives now participate in nearly a third of the company's negotiations, requiring a data-driven process rather than a sustainability dashboard. The rebrand, he said, gives Datamaran's sales team a narrative aligned with this broader audience and value proposition.
Datamaran said the launch follows a year in which product development outpaced brand growth, with the regulatory monitoring solution launched in February demonstrating that the breadth of topics covered and depth of underlying data extend well beyond ESG criteria. The company describes its capabilities as continuous risk identification and peer benchmarking built for multidisciplinary teams operating in an increasingly dynamic regulatory environment.