ITPS appoints new chief executive
Chester le Street-based data centre and managed IT services company ITPS has appointed Nicola Johns as its new chief executive.
Nicola has over 14 years’ experience with the business and has played a pivotal role in its growth and success.
She succeeds to the chief executive role with the full support of the executive team and the board.
Nicola said: “I am delighted to take on the role of chief executive at ITPS.
“It’s a privilege to lead the business in its next phase of growth.
“We have a great strategy supported by a talented team and a strong culture, and I look forward to driving further success for our clients and our business.
“I’m passionate about attracting talent and supporting the next generation of employees in our industry, ensuring ITPS continues to grow, innovate and inspire.”
In her new position, Nicola will lead ITPS in delivering innovative IT consultancy, implementation and support services to clients across the UK and internationally.
Chairman John Harris added: “Nicola has consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership and commerciality throughout her career at ITPS.
“Her appointment as chief executive is a natural next step, and we are confident she will expertly guide the company through its next phase of growth.”
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