Sangoma has appointed former Infosys exec Charles Salameh as its new CEO.
Salameh will replace Norman Worthington, who enjoyed a six-month stint as Interim CEO and will now focus primarily on his role as Chair of the Company’s Board.
Yet, Worthington believes that he’s leaving the reigns in the best possible hands.
"Charles has demonstrated transformative insight and remarkable creativity in creating new routes to market, all of which have led to significant revenue growth and business success," he said.
His leadership and customer-centric approach align seamlessly with Sangoma's core values and commitment to providing proprietary high-value information technology and communication solutions to businesses worldwide.
Salameh will bring bucketloads of experience, having held senior leadership positions at Bell Canada, DXC, HP, and Nortel Networks.
Most recently, he reveled in his SVP and Global Head of Account Expansion role at Infosys.
While there, Salameh led his team through a period of growth and expansion – with the vendor’s FY 23 revenue reported to have reached $18.2BN.
When he officially claims the leader seat at Sangoma on September 1, 2023, Salameh will use this experience to try and accelerate the UCaaS and CCaaS provider's growth.
However, Salameh seems unlikely to rock the boat, as is perhaps apparent from his statement in a press release announcing the news.