Keily Blair

Keily Blair (born 1982 or 1983) is an Irish lawyer and business executive who is the CEO of OnlyFans.

Early life and education Keily Blair (born 1982 or 1983) is a native of Dublin, Ireland, where she attended a private Catholic school for girls.

Career Blair is trained as a lawyer and spent early career years in English law firms. The Legal Cheek Careers Team notes that "y the time Blair started the LPC [Legal Practice Course] at BPP [Law School] in 2004, she’d secured a training contract at... [the] firm Allen & Overy", a "Magic Circle" firm, joining them (by her description) in September 2005. Blair joined the Morrison & Foerster London office in March 2010 as a senior associate in the litigation group. There, she primarily acted for organisations and C-suite level individuals in connection with contentious and non-contentious regulatory compliance and corruption investigations.

In 2015, Blair founded FractioVitri, a network that helps women under-35 progress in the City.

In February 2020, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe announced that Blair would be joining as a Partner to lead their cyber, privacy, and data innovation practice in London. OnlyFans was one of her clients. She departed after being recruited by OnlyFans, where she began as chief strategy and operations officer;

Awards and recognition Blair was the recipient of the "Women in the City Future Leaders Award" in 2015. In 2016, she won Spark21's "Inspirational Women in Law Award", its first recipient.

Personal life As of September 2022, Blair lived in London. As of January 2018, she was described as being a single parent to two.