Intelligence modelling company StructureFlow has appointed Lloyd Allen as its new chief technology officer to lead the company’s AI-first product roadmap.
Reporting directly to founder and chief executive Tim Follett, Allen will oversee global engineering, AI development, and data integrations across the company’s “Structural Intelligence” platform.
Allen joins StructureFlow from audience insights platform Focaldata, where he served as vice president of engineering, overseeing the development of agentic AI research tools.
Prior to Focaldata, Allen spent over six years leading engineering teams at document intelligence pioneer Eigen Technologies and previously held engineering roles at Arm and Ocado Technology.
“AI is an extraordinary enabler, but implementing AI without a deep understanding of the professional’s or firm’s problems rarely produces a differentiated product,” said Allen.
“StructureFlow already has the two things that matter most: a strong technology foundation and domain expertise that runs throughout the business.
“The opportunity is to bring those elements even closer together, accelerate the delivery of high-impact capabilities, and build a platform that goes far beyond traditional diagramming and into Structural Intelligence.”
StructureFlow provides a data-driven visual workspace used by corporate law firms, investment banks, tax advisers, and private equity funds to map and analyse complex entity hierarchies, deal steps, and cross-border transactions.
Allen’s arrival follows the appointment of Neal Chatrath as president of StructureFlow in July 2026.
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