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Spark Digital boosts its leadership team

Spark Digital boosts its leadership team to focus on cloud and data centres

Spark Digital announced today that Mike Smith will join the company’s leadership team in a newly created role as General Manager Cloud, Infrastructure and Data Centres, based in Auckland.

Reporting to CEO Tim Miles, Mike will have overall responsibility for the company’s data centres, cloud professional services and the Revera business.

Mike is a senior executive with extensive experience in the ICT sector across Australasia. He currently holds several existing ICT board memberships including Revera. Prior to joining Spark Digital Mike was Chief Executive at Oxygen Business Systems for ten years and before this held other senior executive roles at Jade Software Corporation and IBM New Zealand.

CEO Tim Miles said Mike’s experience and knowledge of digital platforms combined with his deep understanding of cloud infrastructure will be a strong competitive advantage for Spark Digital.

“I am delighted to have a candidate of Mike’s calibre join the Spark Digital leadership team. Mike is a well-respected and successful executive with well-honed leadership skills. His rapid career progression and the growth of the company’s he has led is a testament to his success. He will play a key role as we focus on our own growth and our goal to be the leading digital provider in New Zealand.”

Mike starts work at Spark Digital next week.

ENDS

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