NeoXam Appoints Execs to Head New Regional Structure
The vendor has shuffled its existing team and hired new executives to support the new structure.
The vendor has appointed Florent Fabre—who has served as chief operating officer since joining the company in 2015—managing director of NeoXam EMEA. In addition, Fabre has been appointed co-deputy chief executive of NeoXam Group, alongside chief financial officer Manuel Michel.
Reporting to Fabre, the vendor has appointed two deputy managing directors of NeoXam EMEA: existing EMEA head of sales Yan De Kerland, and Edgar Simiu, who joined the vendor at the start of this year after holding sales and professional services positions at Riskdata and Sophis. The vendor has also hired Norbert Boon as senior business manager on its EMEA sales team. Boon was previously global head of solutions at Pacemetrics, and co-founded Value Price, a Frankfurt-based provider of evaluated prices for illiquid instruments.
In Asia, the vendor has appointed NeoXam China chief operating officer Axel Jacquet as managing director of NeoXam Asia-Pacific.
In North America, the vendor has appointed NeoXam co-founder and group CEO Serge Delpla as acting managing director of NeoXam Americas, and has also hired Chris Violandi as head of Americas sales and marketing from SIX Financial Information, where he was sales manager for the Northeast US and Canada.
Separately, NeoXam has hired Sandy Danet as data management director for the group, based in Paris, and responsible for its NeoXam DataHub solution. Danet joined the vendor in April from consultancy Ailancy, where she was senior manager, prior to which she was head of market data management at Alianz Global Investors France.
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