Founder of Information Mosaic steps down
20 August 2013 London
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Company founder John Byrne is to move to a new role of non-executive vice chairman and will step down as CEO of Information Mosaic.
Current chairman Ulrich Kunz will take on the role of interim CEO and be supported by the executive management team of Philip Hogan chief revenue officer, chief operating officer Rene Keller, and chief financial officer Anina Janacek.
Byrne founded the company in Dublin 16 years ago and has grown Information Mosaic in the areas of post-trade corporate actions and analytics.
The firm handles more than half of the world’s corporate actions by volume.
John Byrne said: “Information Mosaic is poised for further global success and is ready for the next phase of its journey and the new management team will propel it further. After 16 years of driving and hands-on leadership I am looking forward to taking on this new role, focused on board level strategy.”
All changes are effective immediately.
Current chairman Ulrich Kunz will take on the role of interim CEO and be supported by the executive management team of Philip Hogan chief revenue officer, chief operating officer Rene Keller, and chief financial officer Anina Janacek.
Byrne founded the company in Dublin 16 years ago and has grown Information Mosaic in the areas of post-trade corporate actions and analytics.
The firm handles more than half of the world’s corporate actions by volume.
John Byrne said: “Information Mosaic is poised for further global success and is ready for the next phase of its journey and the new management team will propel it further. After 16 years of driving and hands-on leadership I am looking forward to taking on this new role, focused on board level strategy.”
All changes are effective immediately.
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