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EROAD CTO Jarred Clayton moving on

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Jarred Clayton

EROAD chief technology officer Jarred Clayton is stepping down after nearly 12 years in the role.

He is leaving to join marine technology company Navico as its global chief technology officer.

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Clayton has led many product and technology achievements during his time at EROAD including the formation of a strong R&D leadership team.

EROAD chief executive Steven Newman says Clayton has been a core member of the leadership team and a significant contributor to the company’s success.

“He however leaves a strong legacy and R&D team which will continue to launch innovative and exciting products, including a new camera product towards the end of this year,” Newman says.

Clayton says he has “greatly enjoyed the last 12 years working with a fantastic team to help take EROAD from start-up to the company it is today”.

“The people at EROAD are incredibly talented and I’m confident the company will continue to do great things in the future.

“The Navico role presents for me the dream role of combining my passion for boating with technology.

“It is with a heavy heart I leave EROAD but it is in excellent hands given Steven’s and the engineering team’s technical expertise and vision and a highly capable leadership team,” Clayton says.

He leaves the role on September 11, 2020. EROAD is commencing a search for a new CTO.

 

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