ConnectWise names new CEO

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

In a significant leadership change, ConnectWise has appointed Manny Rivelo as its new CEO, succeeding Jason Magee, who has stepped down after five years. The announcement, made on September 24, 2024, did not elaborate on the reasons for Magee's exit, but it emphasized that he would collaborate with Rivelo to ensure a seamless transition. Rivelo, who previously served as the CEO of Forcepoint, is expected to leverage his extensive experience in cybersecurity and software to lead ConnectWise into its next chapter. The Tampa-based company has established itself as a key player in the tech industry, providing innovative solutions to its clients. This transition comes at a time when the tech landscape is evolving rapidly, making strong leadership crucial for ongoing success.

The move is likely to resonate with stakeholders and the local business community, highlighting ConnectWise's commitment to maintaining its competitive edge. As the new CEO, Rivelo will be tasked with navigating these changes while building on the foundation laid by his predecessor. The appointment is viewed as a strategic decision to bolster the company’s growth and innovation in the software and cybersecurity sectors.

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