Ensono, a technology adviser and managed service provider, announced that Howard Malloy has been appointed Senior Vice President (SVP) and Managing Director (MD), Europe.
Malloy most recently served as the Global Vice President of Client Success and prior to that, he served as Managing Director for India.
Ensono said that Malloy’s appointment is part of Ensono’s long-term commitment to invest in the future of the UK and wider European market.
“The company has a long history of investing in cutting edge UK technology firms, acquiring IT services provider Attenda in 2016, Microsoft Azure experts, Inframon in 2017 and cloud-native consultancy Amido last year. These strategic acquisitions have helped Ensono provide clients a truly end-to-end transformational service, becoming their trusted ally for better business outcomes ,” the company said.
Malloy hopes to lead with mentorship he can create culture where employees feel welcome and empowered to give back to the community.
He has more than 25 years of leadership experience from a range of blue-chip firms such as AT&T, Century Link and New York Life Insurance.
Over his career he has worked closely with both IT and wider business teams, ensuring technology can be successfully used to drive innovation and support delivery of business outcomes across the board.
Ensono President Marc Capri said: “He has a reputation for excellence at the company, bringing growth and positivity wherever he goes. With many sectors following consumer demand for a more flexible, personalised and tech-driven experience, I have no doubt that Howard will lead his team to meet the challenge ahead of us. I am excited about what the future holds for our European colleagues. There are so many incredible opportunities ahead to forge new partnerships and expand our influence as businesses’ trusted ally to make better happen.”
Malloy said: “My ultimate goal is to create a diverse, equal, talented workplace in which we can mentor and develop the next generation of talent and to grow the Ensono brand in the European market.”
