Emma de Sousa will be stepping down from her role as Insight’s UK and Ireland managing director next March.
A statement released by Insight��s EMEA President, Wolfgang Ebermann, indicates de Sousa (pictured) is taking a new role at a cloud provider.
“After twelve years at Insight, Emma de Sousa will be stepping down from her role as UK and Ireland Managing Director on 31st March 2016. She is leaving the UK business having overseen impressive performance in the last seven years – including its current six consecutive quarters of growth – and will be taking on a new challenge at a cloud solutions provider.”
He adds: “Over the next five months Emma will be working in partnership with me to select the right successor and implement a succession plan that ensures a smooth and efficient handover for the business, our partners, teammates and our customers.
“She has played a fundamental role in the success and strategic direction of Insight in EMEA and I wish her success in her new role.”
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