NeoXam has appointed Daniel Joseph as Australia country head
19 July 2023 Australia
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NeoXam has appointed Daniel Joseph as country head for Australia in response to growing client demand in the region.
Based in Sydney, Joseph will report to Tim Versteeg, NeoXam’s head of sales and general manager of the APAC region.
Joseph will be responsible for managing the Australian office, managing client accounts, increasing new client partnerships, and growing the NeoXam brand and reputation.
He brings more than 16 years of experience in the financial services sector, specifically across the buy- and sell-side capital markets.
Before joining NeoXam, Joseph was senior solutions director at software development company, DXC Luxoft. In this role he consulted and outsourced data management solutions.
Prior to this, Joseph worked at BNY Mellon’s data and analytics business, focusing on developing and delivering innovative buy-side solutions for clients.
Tim Versteeg, head of sales and general manager for APAC at NeoXam, says: “We are thrilled Daniel is joining the team at such an exciting chapter in NeoXam’s growth journey. With over a decade of experience building new business pipelines for reputable global firms, his wealth of experience will be instrumental in supporting our rapidly growing Australia team as it seeks to continue delivering on new client partnerships.”
Daniel Joseph, country head for Australia at NeoXam, comments: “NeoXam has built considerable traction over the last couple of years globally and especially in APAC. The company has committed to investing in the Australian and New Zealand markets and now has a local presence in Australia.
“This will give our existing and new clients the local touch point that is required to have successful partnerships. I look forward to working alongside the host of exceptional professionals at NeoXam and contributing to the company's success.”
Based in Sydney, Joseph will report to Tim Versteeg, NeoXam’s head of sales and general manager of the APAC region.
Joseph will be responsible for managing the Australian office, managing client accounts, increasing new client partnerships, and growing the NeoXam brand and reputation.
He brings more than 16 years of experience in the financial services sector, specifically across the buy- and sell-side capital markets.
Before joining NeoXam, Joseph was senior solutions director at software development company, DXC Luxoft. In this role he consulted and outsourced data management solutions.
Prior to this, Joseph worked at BNY Mellon’s data and analytics business, focusing on developing and delivering innovative buy-side solutions for clients.
Tim Versteeg, head of sales and general manager for APAC at NeoXam, says: “We are thrilled Daniel is joining the team at such an exciting chapter in NeoXam’s growth journey. With over a decade of experience building new business pipelines for reputable global firms, his wealth of experience will be instrumental in supporting our rapidly growing Australia team as it seeks to continue delivering on new client partnerships.”
Daniel Joseph, country head for Australia at NeoXam, comments: “NeoXam has built considerable traction over the last couple of years globally and especially in APAC. The company has committed to investing in the Australian and New Zealand markets and now has a local presence in Australia.
“This will give our existing and new clients the local touch point that is required to have successful partnerships. I look forward to working alongside the host of exceptional professionals at NeoXam and contributing to the company's success.”
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