Irdeto Appoints Axel Gallant as New CEO, Succeeding Doug Lowther
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Mike Demenchuk
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Irdeto, a digital platform cybersecurity firm owned by Canal+ Group, has appointed Axel Gallant as its new CEO. Gallant, who has worked at Canal+ since 2013 managing pay TV businesses across Africa, Europe, and Asia, succeeds Doug Lowther who served as CEO since 2015. Canal+ CTO Stéphane Baumier expressed confidence in Gallant's ability to lead Irdeto through its next growth phase.
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bskyIrdeto Appoints Axel Gallant as New CEO, Succeeding Doug Lowthertvtechnology.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThis track record gives him the experience and perspective to guide Irdeto through its next phase of growth and innovation.
Gallant succeeds Doug Lowther, who had served as Irdeto's CEO since 2015 and will step down from the company.
Gallant has worked at The Canal+ Group since 2013, managing various pay TV businesses across Africa, Europe and Asia.
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