Adrian Koch, a member of the Board of Directors of Swiss software company Adnovum since 2014, will step down from his position on 31 March 2025.
Over the years, he has played a crucial role in establishing Adnovum’s presence in Singapore and supporting its growth into an international company.
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Adrian Bult, expressed his gratitude:
“On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Executive Board, I would like to thank Adrian Koch for his valuable commitment and his many years of support. His understanding of Asian business culture and his proximity to IT were invaluable to us.”
Although stepping down from the main Board, Adrian Koch will remain a member of the Board of Directors of Adnovum Singapore.
Effective 1 April 2025, David Brodbeck and Reto Isenegger will join the Board of Directors as Adrian Koch’s successors.
Both bring extensive expertise in the Swiss IT market, reinforcing Adnovum’s position in key industries where the company seeks further expansion.
David Brodbeck has three decades of experience in IT leadership roles.
He previously served as CEO of GARAIO and GARAIO REM and currently chairs their Board of Directors.
He also holds board mandates across several IT companies and SMEs.
With a deep understanding of IT service providers, he is passionate about driving innovation and developing growth strategies.
Reto Isenegger has over 25 years of experience in strategy development and digital transformation, serving in executive roles, consultancy, and board positions.
Having held senior roles at EY and Credit Suisse, he has been working as an independent consultant since 2023.
His expertise lies in spearheading growth initiatives and optimising IT efficiency, particularly in banking and insurance sectors.
Adnovum CEO Thomas Zangerl welcomes the new appointments:
“David Brodbeck and Reto Isenegger both have an impressive track record in areas that are crucial for Adnovum. Their outside view and fresh ideas will provide trend-setting impetus in the development of our long-term strategy.”
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