Virtus Information Centres has named Adam Eaton as its new CEO with fast impact, changing Thomas Ee who has held the position on an interim foundation for the previous 9 months.
The information centre operator, which is a part of ST Telemedia World Information Centres (STT GDC), stated Eaton will lead the subsequent part of progress as Virtus continues to increase throughout the UK and Europe.
Bruno Lopez, President and Group CEO at STT GDC and Chairman at Virtus Information Centres, commented, “We’re delighted to welcome Adam to Virtus at an thrilling time. His perception and confirmed capacity to scale complicated operations make him the perfect chief for the enterprise as Virtus continues to develop its footprint and strengthen its place as one in every of Europe’s main knowledge centre operators. We look ahead to this new chapter of leveraging Adam’s data, experience and stakeholder administration abilities for additional progress throughout the enterprise.”
Eaton famous that he had been monitoring the corporate’s growth over a protracted interval, and is becoming a member of a time of continued demand for digital infrastructure. He beforehand served as Government Group Director at World Change the place he was chargeable for the corporate’s European knowledge centre portfolio. Total, he’s labored throughout the info centre, cloud and managed companies sectors for greater than 20 years.
Eaton added, “I first met the Virtus group over 15 years in the past. Since then, I’ve watched the corporate evolve into one in every of Europe’s main knowledge centre operators. Serving to VIRTUS scale and help its subsequent part of progress is an thrilling alternative. I’m privileged to construct on the foundations laid by the prevailing group, embracing one of the crucial thrilling management roles within the business immediately.”
Whereas Thomas Ee, Group Chief Working Officer of STT GDC, will probably be stepping again from his position as interim CEO of Virtus Information Centres, he’ll nonetheless be round to assist with the transition, in keeping with the corporate.
