General Insurance Article - Exaxe appoints head of operations


Exaxe, a specialist software solution provider for the life, pensions, health, wealth and general insurance industries, today announced the appointment of Ian Dornan as its new head of operations. The move coincides with the company’s recent announcements of new long-term contracts signed with Police Mutual and AXA Life Invest. Ian has been brought on board to continue driving this growth by further developing the company’s software development and client delivery capabilities.

 Norman Carroll, chief executive officer at Exaxe says:
 “Ian joins us with over 18 years’ experience in a variety of IT operational management roles, 14 of those years specifically within the financial services sector with extensive experience in software development, hardware and communications.
 Ian joined Exaxe in January 2015 with his main objectives to assist the Board with general business operations and to assume responsibility for internal product development, client implementation and post implementation support as the business continues to grow and expand.
  
 Norman Carroll continues:
 “Our appointment of Ian coincides nicely with our recent client wins. We are particularly delighted with this growth in sales and the opportunity to create new jobs in the current economic climate. It proves that there is always an appetite for innovative business solutions especially where they have a proven track record of being cost effective and delivering significant business efficiencies. We are also currently hiring business analysts, .Net developers and software test engineers.”
  
 Ian Dornan, Head of Operations at Exaxe, commented:
 I am happy to have joined Exaxe at such an exciting time for the company. It has given me a great opportunity to hit the ground running. I look forward to building relationships with Exaxe’s new and existing clients and to working with the Exaxe team.
  

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