Procurement management platform Felix names new CEO

Felix Group Holdings (Felix), a Brisbane-based company that operates a cloud-based enterprise SaaS procurement management platform and vendor marketplace, has named Chris Atkin as its new CEO, effective 1 April 2026.

He joins the company after co-founder and former CEO Mike Davis stepped down from the role in November of last year.

Atkin has held senior leadership roles across ASX-listed and private technology businesses, most recently as CEO of online booking and distribution platform Rezdy, where he led a strategic reset, scaled the business internationally and engineered a successful private equity acquisition.

Prior to this, he served as the global CFO for creative and media agency Cummins&Partners; CEO of media production company CommStrat; finance director of AI customer growth platform Rapier; CFO of communications agency Leo Burnett.

Felix chairman, Dominic O’Hanlon commented:“Chris brings a strong combination of technology leadership and disciplined execution.

"He has scaled technology businesses, aligned teams behind clear priorities and delivered with rigour," he said.

"His ambition is matched with careful capital allocation and strong execution discipline. The Board is confident he will accelerate Felix’s growth strategy while maintaining a firm focus on capital discipline and delivering long-term returns for shareholders.”

Mr. Atkin said Felix has a compelling product offering and meaningful growth opportunity.

"My focus will be on execution – aligning product and go-to-market with disciplined financial management as we build a scalable and resilient business," he said.

"A key priority will be the integration of Nexvia into the Felix platform and unlocking the significant ARR opportunity of the combined platforms.”

Felix connects enterprises and third-party vendors by digitising, automating, and streamlining a range of critical procurement-related business processes.

The company's recent H1 FY26 results revealed that group annual recurring revenue had risen 47% over the prior comparative period, coming in at $12.2 million, with total revenue climbing to $5.4 million, a 33% improvement from the $4.1 million figure reported in H1 FY25.