Gary Jackson has been appointed as the new CEO for Tempo, a cloud-first software company that uses Jira for enterprise collaboration for daily workflow. He succeeds Ágúst Einarsson in this role.
“I am proud of all that we have achieved over the past 12 years to build Tempo from a simple proprietary solution for time tracking and expanding software business with revenues of $22 million. After more than a decade serving in this leadership capacity, it’s time to be handing over the baton and Gary brings a breadth of expertise that will be invaluable in the next phase of Tempo’s expansion. I wish him and the rest of the team every success going forward,” Einarsson said as a farewell message.
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Jackson, the newly appointed CEO said, “my passion is to discover strategic advantages in the market and recruit high performing teams. I am delighted to be joining Tempo, which is now one of the largest app vendors on the Atlassian marketplace with more than 12,000 customers in over 120 countries. I wish Agust well for his future.”
Within the next few weeks, Einarsson will hand over his position to Gary Jackson.
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