Bravura has appointed Nick Parsons as chief technology officer, a position he previously held at DSTi.
Based in London, Parsons brings more than 22 years in the IT industry to the group where he will be responsible for developing global IT and data strategies. Bravura, which recently bought Garradin, has more than 650 employees in 15 offices around the world. Listed on the ASX, it has completed seven acquisitions since it was established in 2004.
17 July 2007 00:00
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