Truepic Appoints Kerry Whorton Cooper to Industry Board of Advisors

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Truepic, the enterprise leader of Visual Risk Intelligence in the AI era, has announced the addition of Kerry Whorton Cooper to its industry Board of Advisors. Cooper brings more than two decades of executive leadership and board experience, helping scale complex consumer, eCommerce, retail, and energy businesses.

Her career has been defined by building trust, managing operational risk, and guiding organizations through periods of rapid growth — from technology startups to Fortune 500 enterprises.

Strengthening Visual Risk Intelligence in the AI Era

Cooper joins Truepic at a time when the company’s technology and risk management platform is seeing increased adoption to combat retail fraud, recall fraud, and warranty abuse. As synthetic media and AI-driven fraud accelerate across the global economy, Truepic is focused on helping enterprises verify authenticity and reduce visual risk.

She will serve alongside leaders in security, technology, business, and risk management on Truepic’s Board of Advisors, supporting the company’s mission to scale authenticity across digital ecosystems.

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Distinguished Board and Advisory Experience

Cooper currently serves on the boards of several prominent technology, finance, and consumer innovation organizations. She is:

Board Chair at PG&E Corporation (NYSE: PCG)
Board Chair at Mozilla Corporation
Lead Independent Director at Upstart (NASDAQ: UPST), an AI-powered lending platform
Venture Advisor at Acrew Capital
Executive Mentor and Board Member at The ExCo Group

Industry Perspective on AI-Driven Fraud

“Retailers and manufacturers face unprecedented pressure as AI-driven fraud accelerates, and few leaders understand those challenges as deeply as Kerry,” said Jeffrey McGregor, CEO of Truepic. “Her expertise will be instrumental as we deploy Truepic’s image and data authenticity technology to help the retail and manufacturing sectors prevent visual fraud, reduce risk, and operate with greater certainty in the AI era.”

Cooper echoed that sentiment, emphasizing the growing urgency of visual verification.

“Companies are facing a surge in visual fraud that directly impacts margins, safety, and customer trust,” said Cooper. “Truepic’s technology brings rigor and verification to moments that have traditionally relied on assumptions. I’m thrilled to join the Board of Advisors and help scale solutions that translate AI innovation into real operational protection.”