OVHcloud founder Klaba returns as CEO amid 1 billion euros revenue milestone
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By unveiling lower than expected growth forecasts, the European cloud specialist, OVHcloud, lost more than 15% on the stock market. At the same time, Octave Klaba will replace Benjamin Revcolevschi.
OVHcloud founder Klaba returns as CEO amid 1 billion euros revenue milestone
OVHcloud , Europe’s largest cloud provider, announced that French-Polish founder Octave Klaba has returned as CEO effective immediately, after the board decided to merge the chairman and CEO roles.Read MoreThe post OVHcloud founder Klaba returns as CEO amid 1 billion euros revenue milestone first appeared on The Who Dat Daily.
After seven years of retreating from the management position, Octave Klaba returns to the head of OVHcloud. This decision of the board of directors marks a turning point in the governance of the group, at a time when the cloud and artificial intelligence market is undergoing a profound change... A re-established governance around the founder... According to a press release [...]
On Tuesday, 21 October, the Roubaisian cloud service company announced the return of its iconic founder to its head, following the surprise departure of its general manager, Benjamin Revcolevschi. This reversal comes in a crucial period for the tricolor firm, faced with several challenges, as it tries to impose itself as champion of sovereign cloud solutions.
Octave Klaba returns as OVHcloud CEO - CEO North America
Octave Klaba, founder of OVHcloud, has taken back his role as CEO starting immediately, after the board decided to combine the chairman and CEO roles. Klaba led the company from its founding in 1999 until 2018, then became chairman. His return to the CEO position will end Benjamin Revcolevschi’s term. Today, Klaba told investors, “We are launching our new five-year Strategic Plan, during which our customers will be able to benefit from the last …
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