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- Home security provider Scout Security (SCT) appoints Ryan McCall as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective January 3, 2022
- Mr McCall has 14 years of global cross-functional experience in the consumer technology sector
- Prior to joining Scout, he led the global commercialisation team for software, software-as-a-service and data-as-a-service at Futuremark
- Scout also announces a new role for Co-Founder Dan Roberts as Executive Director
- Shares in Scout are steady on the market and are trading at 2.9 cents
Home security provider Scout Security (SCT) has appointed Ryan McCall as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective January 3, 2022.
Mr McCall has 14 years of global cross-functional experience in the consumer technology sector.
Prior to joining Scout, he led the global commercial team for software, software-as-a-service and data-as-a-service at Futuremark, a subsidiary of global safety certification company UL.
Before UL, Mr McCall managed the global business development team for Avery Dennison where he brought it to the consumer electronics sector.
Mr McCall said having the opportunity to lead Scout Security through its next phase of growth is an honour and a privilege.
“The company and its customers and shareholders have much to look forward to in 2022,” he said. “The opportunity to lead this team as we scale up commercialisation of Scout Alarm and pursue critical mass is exciting.”
Chairman Martin Petty welcomed Mr McCall to the Scout team.
“Over the last three years, Scout has focused on building and strengthening its white label platform to the point where growth in recurring revenue is beginning to emerge,” Mr Petty commented.
“Ryan will lead Scout through the Company’s next phase of growth as we focus on expediting our commercial rollout and growing our business to the scale that will fulfil Scout’s potential.”
Scout has also announced a new role for Co-Founder Dan Roberts as Executive Director.
Shares in Scout were steady on the market and were trading at 2.9 cents at 2:43 pm AEDT.
