APPOINTMENTS
Vizibl Vizibl has appointed Jim Massey to lead its Strategic Advisory Board. Jim will assist in developing Vizibl’s sustainability solutions and services. Jim joins Vizibl with nearly
25 years’ experience in the ESG, sustainability, and compliance sectors. He has held leadership roles at MedImmune and AstraZeneca, where he served as Vice President of ESG, Sustainability, Ethics and Compliance. Jim subsequently became a Senior Advisor at Route 2, before moving into his current full-time role as Chief Sustainability Officer at biopharmaceutical company, Zai Lab. Massey said: “Organisations need technology partners that help
them to challenge the environmental, social and governance status quo, and to think differently about how to use sustainability as a business enabler. I’m excited about working with my fellow advisors to help Vizibl to drive that change forward through its innovative and visionary solution stack, while helping it to meet its short and long-term goals.”
Maverick Maverick AV Solutions has appointed Tanja Tschorn as Business Unit Director of the DACH region, covering Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Tanja has served at Maverick
AV Solutions since 2015, and most recently managed several key brand relationships for the Smart Signage portfolio alongside Joan Aixa in the Maverick European team. As the new leader of the DACH region, Tanja brings extensive industry experience and a creative approach to driving sales and marketing and will ensure excellence for Maverick’s customers across the region, leading its collaboration and digital signage strategies and helping to innovate for its IT and AV customers. Tschorn said: “I am really looking forward to working to create a
seamless experience alongside our partners and vendors. DACH is a very successful region for Maverick with huge rollouts of both smart meeting and smart signage solutions. Tere is a great opportunity to champion new recurring revenue solutions for our industry; such as Tech-as-a-Service, as video conferencing technology becomes central to the business operations of both enterprise and SME businesses. Tere has never been a more exciting time to take on the Maverick leadership of this region.”
12 | December/January 2022
This month’s movers and shakers in the tech industry...
Fastly Fastly, Inc. has appointed Lakshmi Sharma as its new Chief Product Officer. Sharma brings more than 20 years of engineering and product development experience to Fastly and will spearhead the company’s continued investment in products. “Lakshmi is an incredibly
talented leader with a proven track record in driving effective strategy and transformation in engineering and product organisations,”said Joshua Bixby, CEO of Fastly. “Having been at the helm of product initiatives at technology giants and startups alike, Lakshmi knows what it takes to develop customer-centric, security-first roadmaps and bring innovative new products to market.”
Anzu Anzu has appointed David Cox as a strategic advisor. Responsible for launching some of the biggest games franchises in the Americas, including Mortal Kombat, Tomb Raider, RockBand, GTA V, NBA 2K, and PlayStation 3 hardware, soſtware, and accessories, Cox brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise from an established career spent within the video games industry in North America. Cox has previously worked with Walmart, GameStop, Amazon,
Best Buy, and Target. He has overseen several key areas, including platform transitions, product launches, product lifecycle management, and strategic marketing events. Cox said: “Anzu has grown from a small start-up to establish itself
not just within the in-game advertising space but within the wider advertising industry. Gaming is bigger than the film, TV, and music industries combined, and the opportunity to reach an engaged and captivated audience is unlike anything that’s come before. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to join Anzu as a strategic advisor on this exciting journey”.
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