Meet the New CEO Driving Change at Insight
New CEO Insight Joyce Mullen is retiring, and Insight's Board of Directors has appointed services expert Jack Azagury to take the helm starting April 13. Tim...
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New CEO Insight Joyce Mullen is retiring, and Insight's Board of Directors has appointed services expert Jack Azagury to take the helm starting April 13. Tim Crown, co-founder and Chairman of Insight, emphasised that Azagury will play a crucial role in advancing the company as a premier AI-first Solutions Integrator.
With 29 years at Accenture, including a significant role as group chief executive for consulting, Azagury's extensive background is aligned with Insight's strategy of recruiting executives from the services sector. This approach includes notable hires like Adrian Gregory, formerly of Atos, who currently leads the EMEA business. Nevertheless, there exists a potential concern that leaders from the services domain may lack direct experience in operating as a Value-Added Reseller (VAR).
Insight's strategy combines senior-level services talent with targeted portfolio investments and strategic acquisitions. Recently, in December, the company unveiled Insight AI, a suite tailored to help clients pragmatically harness AI investments for maximum value. Prior to this, in October, Insight announced its acquisition of Inspire11, which merges advanced technology with deep data expertise and an outcome-focused methodology.
The FY25 financial results, released in early February, indicate that Insight is progressively reshaping its revenue structure. Services are increasingly pivotal, accounting for 59% of total gross profit over the past year. This underscores a transition towards more lucrative, services-led projects. Regionally, EMEA exhibited strong profitability; even with a decrease in net sales compared to last year, full-year gross profit surged to $323 million. This increase signals a positive shift in revenue makeup and greater operational execution.
The data suggests that Insight's strategy of attracting top-tier talent coupled with smart investments is driving the firm’s growth in IT services and enhancing performance. For more insights on corporate leadership changes in tech firms, you can read about similar trends on sites like [Forbes](https://www.forbes.com) and [TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com).
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Source: https://www.techmarketview.com/ukhotviews/archive/2026/03/24/new-incoming-ceo-for-insight