- Aeris Environmental (AEI) appoints Andrew Just as CEO, effective immediately
- Mr Just will be taking over from Peter Bush who will continue to consult to the company during the next three months
- Mr Just has 30 years of global experience in delivering growth and scale competencies with Fortune 500 companies such as GE Healthcare, Cochlear and Roche
- He has also held multiple senior leadership roles and has specific expertise in sales and marketing, commercial transactions, investor relations and performance management
- Aeris is up 10.9 per cent on the market with shares trading at 7.1 cents
Aeris Environmental (AEI) has appointed Andrew Just as CEO, effective immediately.
Mr Just will be taking over from Peter Bush who will continue to consult to the company during the next three months.
Mr Just has 30 years of global experience in delivering growth and scale competencies with Fortune 500 companies such as GE Healthcare, Cochlear and Roche.
He has also held multiple senior leadership roles and has specific expertise in sales and marketing, commercial transactions, investor relations and performance management.
Currently, Mr Just is a Non-Executive Director of Singular Health (SHG).
“I am very excited to work with both the Board and the Aeris team to implement a strategy that will allow us to unlock the clear market opportunities for the company’s products,” Mr Just said.
“I am attracted to the significant potential to achieve positive outcomes for the business, and deliver value for customers, the team and shareholders, whilst driving an agenda to contribute to the environment and sustainability.”
Chairman Maurie Stang welcomed Mr Just to the company and said he is a good fit for Aeris.
“The Board is delighted to have attracted someone of Andrew’s background and experience to join Aeris as its new CEO,” he said.
“Andrew’s proven track record in building B2B and direct sales platforms, and strategic
customer engagement across Asia will immediately be applied to advancing the commercial relationships that Aeris has been developing, including in China through the
company’s wholly foreign-owned entity.
“Andrew will also bring a focus to re-invigorating the domestic market for Aeris’ products and strengthening the Company’s global sales strategy.”
Aeris was up 10.9 per cent on the market with shares trading at 7.1 cents at 2:19 pm AEDT.