The CEO of South African submarine cable operator Seacom has decided to resign from his position to pursue personal interests.
Mark Simpson leaves after two and a half years in the role and will be replaced by Brian Herlihy, the company’s founder and…
The CEO of South African submarine cable operator Seacom has decided to resign from his position to pursue personal interests.
Mark Simpson leaves after two and a half years in the role and will be replaced by Brian Herlihy, the company’s founder and initial CEO.
Seacom confirmed the news, saying: “Mark has lead the business from a successful project finance initiative into a dynamic broadband subsea cable operator.”
Seacom operates a 17,000km subsea cable network. Most of its fibre skirts the African continent, but it also has branches which connect to Europe, the Middle East and India.
