16 Jul 2010
Financial software business Sage has promoted Guy Berruyer to chief executive succeeding, outgoing Paul Walker.
Berruyer is promoted from CEO of Sage's mainland Europe & Asia operations. He joined Sage in 1997 to run the French operations at the FTSE 100 company and was later promoted to the board of directors in 2000.
Berruyer previously worked at financial software suppliers Intuit as European director.
Anthony Hobson, chairman of Sage, said: "During his [Berruyer] 13 year career with Sage, Guy has lead the successful growth of our business in Europe and, more recently, in Asia. He has a strong track record of profit growth, both organically and through the successful acquisition and integration of companies.
Berruyer takes up the position in 1 October and succeeds Paul Walker who will remain at Sage until 1 December.
Walker has spent 26 years at the company, 16 of which as CEO.
Further reading:
Sage chief Walker to step down after 16 years
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Will Berruyer take Sage into the Clouds?
What is going on with Sage? The world is going into Cloud Computing in a big way - SAP just about to bring out BBD - UK SaaS offering salesorder.com growing faster than Intuit in the US!, and Sage line 50 et al looking tired... come on Guy look to the skies :-)
Posted by: Colin Packmoor, 20 Jul 2010 | 00:00