Versaterm, a global leader in public safety solutions, has appointed Steve Seoane as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective October 17, 2025. Seoane succeeds Warren Loomis, who is stepping down after more than two decades in the role. This leadership change signals Versaterm’s dedication to accelerating its transition toward advanced, modern public safety technology, focusing heavily on cloud-based and AI-driven solutions for first responders.
New CEO: Steve Seoane has been appointed to succeed Warren Loomis as Chief Executive Officer of Versaterm.
Effective Date & Location: The appointment is effective October 17, 2025, with Seoane based at the Mesa, Arizona, U.S. headquarters.
Strategic Focus: Seoane's mandate is to guide the long-term vision of investing in cloud-based, AI-driven solutions for first responders.
Key Experience: Seoane is a veteran technology leader known for driving innovation in mission-critical industries, including founding and leading Oracle's Local Government division.
Predecessor's Legacy: Outgoing CEO Warren Loomis led Versaterm's growth from a Canadian systems provider to a global public safety leader over two decades.
Continuity & Innovation: The board emphasized that Seoane's hire ensures customer continuity while advancing the company's next chapter of growth and digital transformation.
Steve Seoane's appointment as CEO is positioned to usher in a new era of product innovation for Versaterm. His strategic vision is centered on building upon the company's four-decade legacy of trusted public safety technology by embracing modern, cloud-based, and AI-driven solutions. Seoane has clearly stated that the goal is to leverage advanced technology to make the lives of public safety professionals simpler, safer, and more effective as they serve their communities. His extensive background is particularly suited for this mission. He was previously selected by Oracle's executive leadership to architect the company's entry into the public safety and local government sectors, where he led global teams in strategy and product development to modernize core municipal operations.
Seoane assumes the leadership role from Warren Loomis, who successfully steered Versaterm for more than 20 years. Under Loomis’s long-term leadership, Versaterm evolved from a regional Canadian provider into a global leader in public safety technology. Loomis oversaw several major transformations, including securing partnerships with Banneker and Permira, which positioned the company for sustained growth and increased investment in its solutions.
Warren Loomis commented on the transition: "As I considered the company's next chapter, it became clear that this is the right moment to pass the baton to Steve. His passion for innovation and his proven ability to scale technology organizations while preserving continuity make him the ideal leader to guide Versaterm into the future."
The Board Chair, Matt McDonald, affirmed the decision, noting that Seoane brings a "rare combination of market awareness, product vision, technological depth and operational discipline" needed to ensure continued commitment to customers while executing on the company’s future growth strategy.
Versaterm is a global public safety solutions company helping agencies transform their organizations by providing innovative solutions, expertise, and an unwavering dedication to customer service. We are on a journey to build a public safety technology platform that will enhance community safety by creating purposeful integrations across the public safety spectrum. We deliver intuitive tools developed for public safety agencies, forensic labs, court systems, schools and other institutions. Our selective growth strategy focuses on improving customer and user workflows for more efficient and effective operations, leading to better service and more just outcomes.
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