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- Software company Gentrack Group (GTK) has appointed Gary Miles as CEO, effective from October 1, 2020
- Gary’s appointment comes after an extensive global search was undertaken to identify candidates with extensive software and cloud technology experience and knowledge
- Gary had an extensive international career in enterprise technology and prior to joining Gentrack he was on the leadership team of software and services company Amdocs
- His most recent role at Amdocs was Chief Marketing Officer and before that, he was Division President and Chief Technology Officer
- In these roles, he led strategy development, oversaw digital services, and built the product portfolio
- Gentrack is up a slight 1.72 per cent and shares are trading for $1.48 each just before market close
Software company Gentrack Group (GTK) has appointed Gary Miles as CEO, effective from October 1, 2020.
Gary’s appointment comes after an extensive global search was undertaken to identify candidates with extensive software and cloud technology experience and knowledge.
“The Board is delighted to welcome Gary to the Gentrack business. He brings a real focus on driving global growth and building a workplace that fosters innovation, diversity and collaboration,” acting Chair Fiona Oliver said.
“His combined software and services experience with cloud technologies will also help to accelerate our transition to software as a service (SaaS) and deliver more value to customers and shareholders,” she added.
Gary had an extensive international career in enterprise technology and prior to joining Gentrack, he was on the leadership team of software and services company Amdocs.
His most recent role at Amdocs was Chief Marketing Officer and before that he was Division President and Chief Technology Officer, roles which saw him lead strategy development, oversee digital services, and build the product portfolio.
“The utility industry is entering a new era where regulatory, technology and environmental forces and accelerating the digital transformation of the market,” Gary commented.
“Gentrack has been a success in helping service providers in some of the world’s most dynamic markets and countries. I am excited to work with the Gentrack team to bring great customer-centric technologies to these and other service providers around the world,” he added.
Gentrack is up a slight 1.72 per cent and shares are trading for $1.48 each at 4:05 pm AEST.
