Transport technology company EROAD is making new appointments to its management team with an eye on market growth in North America and Australia.
Casey Ellis joins the company in the role of North America president and brings significant senior leadership experience within the transport and logistics sector in the US. This includes 13 years at Uni-Group Ltd and president and chief operating officer at Armstrong Relocation since 2019.
The appointment has enabled EROAD to appoint Norm Ellis, who previously held the role of North America president, to the newly created role of enterprise executive general manager. He will lead and build out the company’s global capability in enterprise sales working closely with the North America, Australia and New Zealand businesses.
Norm has grown the North American business from 4500 connected units to over 35,000 units in just three and a half years and his experience will greatly contribute to EROAD’s global enterprise sales capabilities, the company says.
EROAD chief executive Steven Newman says the launch of ‘EROAD Go’ and ‘EROAD Clarity Dashcam’ has significantly extended the company’s platform to focus on winning medium and enterprise customers in North America and Australia.
“EROAD has identified approximately 11,000 fleets comprising some 2.62 million vehicles in North America alone where EROAD considers the value proposition resonates well and has a strong market fit.
“With Casey’s significant experience and Norm’s focus building out our global Enterprise sales capabilities we are in a stronger position to capitalise on that significant opportunity,” Newman says.
EROAD has also appointed Konrad Stempniak as Australia general manager.
“Konrad is an accomplished senior leader, who has held significant roles, most recently at Kennards Hire, across strategic operations, technical sales and new ventures,” the company says.
Stempniak will work closely with Australia-NZ executive general manager Tony Warwood and will be based in Sydney where he will be aiming to capture “significant growth opportunity”.
