Myriota, an Australia-based satellite IoT connectivity provider, has appointed George Kanuck as Chief Operating Officer to propel the company's global growth strategy according to an iTWire report.

Based in Austin, Texas, Kanuck brings more than 20 years of C-suite leadership experience across complex technology solutions in IoT, security and enterprise technology, including senior roles at Trustonic, Good Technology and within the Nutanix ecosystem. Most recently, as Chief Revenue Officer at Monetate, Kanuck made significant impacts by aligning customer needs with product offerings to deliver enhanced customer experiences.

His career has been defined by building high-performance global operations, aligning go-to-market execution with customer outcomes and scaling organisations through periods of rapid growth. His experience positions him to drive Myriota's next phase of growth through scaling global service delivery across sectors including oil and gas, renewable energy, logistics, agriculture, water and government.

Ben Cade, CEO of Myriota, said the appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the company. "With HyperPulse now in General Availability across multiple markets, and strong momentum across agriculture, logistics, resources and environmental monitoring, we're entering our next phase of growth. George brings a rare combination of operational rigour, commercial insight and experience scaling complex technology solutions," he said.

Kanuck stated that Myriota has engineered its networks to deliver critical data from assets anywhere in the world with resilience born in the world's hardest-to-reach places. "I'm excited to turn this technology advantage into world-class operations that make it faster and easier for our customers and partners to deploy, scale and rely on Myriota every day," he said.

With an expanding presence across 57 countries, the appointment reinforces Myriota's focus on operational excellence and scalable growth.

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