Jayex (ASX:JTL) - Chairman, Michael Boyd
Chairman, Michael Boyd
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  • Healthcare software specialist Jayex Technology (JTL) appoints Robert Hadley as its new CEO, effective October 3
  • Following a search process, JTL says Mr Hadley was identified as the candidate with the demonstrated experience and most suitable skill set to grow the company
  • The incoming CEO has experience in sales and business development in the UK and was most recently the UK Sales Director for the Clanwilliam Group
  • He will receive an annual salary of $193,952 and will be eligible for long and short term incentives based on meeting KPIs, following a six month probation period
  • Jayex shares are up 25 per cent to close at one cent

Robert Hadley has been appointed Jayex Technology’s (JTL) new CEO, effective October 3.

With experience in sales and business development in the UK, Jayex said its search process identified Mr Hadley as the candidate with the most suitable skill set to grow the company.

Most recently the new CEO was UK Sales Director for the Clanwilliam Group.

Prior to this he served as the Strategic Sales Lead for CGI and the Business Development Director for Civica.

Jayex Chairman Michael Boyd, who stepped up following the resignation of former CEO and Managing Director Nick Fernando back in June 2020, said the company was delighted to welcome Rob to the team.

“The company considers that Rob’s strategic acumen and sales experience made him the
standout candidate from a competitive field of applicants and we look forward to working with Rob in guiding the strategic direction of the business,” Mr Boyd said.

As CEO, Mr Hadley will receive an annual salary of £120,000 (A$193,952) and he will be eligible for long and short term incentives, subject to KPIs and completion of a six month probation period.

Jayex shares were up 25 per cent to close at one cent.

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