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Opta Information Intelligence Welcomes Jeff Sutton as Senior Vice President, National Sales


September 12, 2014   by SCM Insurance Services

Jeff Sutton

Toronto Opta Information Intelligence (Opta), a leading provider of data management and risk information technology for insurance and corporate industries across Canada, announced today that it has appointed Jeff Sutton as Senior Vice President, National Sales. As a leader in Canada’s property and casualty industry with more than 13 years’ experience, Jeff is committed to leading Opta’s seasoned national sales team and driving sustainable profit growth.

Prior to his appointment in this position with Opta, Jeff held previous titles with SCM Insurance Services including Senior Vice President, National Sales for RMS, and Vice President of Operations for iClarify™. He was instrumental in the successful development and establishment of iClarify™ in the Canadian market.

As Senior Vice President, National Sales for Opta Information Intelligence, Jeff will be responsible for the strategic leadership and guidance in Opta’s sales efforts. In addition, he will lead Opta’s national sales team and collaborate with other divisions of SCM Insurance Services to help drive and maintain profit development.

Known for his attention to detail and strong leadership qualities, Jeff counts data analytics, geocoding, claims adjusting, pre-employment background screening, and sales among his specialties. Jeff can be contacted at jeff.sutton@scm.ca or by telephone at 647-234-1972.

For more information please contact:

  • Bikram Daulay Vice President of Marketing & Communications 
  • SCM Insurance Services 
  • T: 780-930-5321 
  • E: bikram.daulay@scm.ca

Opta Information Intelligence provides Canada’s insurance and corporate industries with tools to manage and authenticate risk information, in turn helping them become more competitive, generate business, and gain the insight required to make profitable business decisions. Visit www.optaintel.ca to learn more.


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