Our Tech Talent Tracker rounds up all the people movements within Australia's technology industry this past fortnight. Send your appointment news to editors@techpartner.news
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SMBiT Professionals shakes up leadership team
The industry organisation is shifting focus to attracting a broader TSP market, from one-person operators to larger businesses of 30+ people.
Jamie Deveaux joins Calero
Technology business management solutions provider Calero has appointed Jamie Deveaux as channel sales director for APAC. He was most recently Dropsuite's head of channel sales for APAC before departing in September.
Cybertify hires Arni Hardarson as head of offensive security
Hardarson brings over 20 years’ experience and joins Cybertify from Thales Cyber and Digital, formerly Tesserent, where he served as head of assurance and led complex penetration testing, red-team operations and security advisory programs across government and enterprise.
Law firm Wotton Kearney grows its Cyber, Privacy and Technology practice
Lana Remedi joins as a partner, based out of Sydney, after serving as special counsel at Colin Biggers & Paisley for the last four years.
Samsung Electronics Australia grows leadership team by four
Looking ahead to 2026, Samsung’s B2B strategy will centre on leveraging the power of its One Samsung offering - harnessing its product portfolio to deliver integrated technology solutions for businesses.
CEO of procurement management platform Felix steps down
Mike Davis co-founded Felix in 2012, and under his leadership, the company has evolved from an online marketplace for subcontractors in construction into an enterprise platform servicing contractors across a range of capital-intensive sectors.
First Focus buys Melbourne-based Red IT
As part of the acquisition, Red IT founder Matthew Purvis will remain actively involved in the business, stepping into an ambassador role within First Focus to strengthen client and partner relationships and support future growth and acquisition opportunities.
Megaport to raise $200m to fund acquisition plans
As part of the acquisition of Latitude.sh, Megaport will establish a new ‘Compute Division’ under which Latitude.sh will operate. Latitude.sh’s CEO will be appointed as head of the Compute Division, reporting directly to Megaport’s CEO.
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