Johannesburg, 15 Oct 2018
Gareth Case is the new Chief Marketing Officer at Redstor, the company aiming to treble revenue within three years by disrupting the world of data management with technology developed in South Africa.
Case brings 20 years of expertise, leading award-winning marketing teams for some of the world's most respected technology brands, including DXC, CSC and NIIT Technology.
His appointment completes the operational board at Redstor, following the recent addition of Mark Howling as chairman, who has worked in the software, IT and telecoms industries for more than 30 years.
With the team now finalised to drive ambitious expansion plans, Case will have a key role in the company's long-term strategy to treble business by 2020.
Redstor founder and Chief Executive Paul Evans said: "We are very excited to have Gareth join at such a significant time. In the last year, we have grown our cloud data management offering by more than 30% internationally. Gareth brings a new and exciting dimension to our business and our board.
"We are targeting aggressive growth, which will be driven by heavy investments in marketing and product development as we pursue our vision to become the UK's company of choice for the control and protection of data.
"Gareth has a wealth of marketing experience and this will be invaluable as we continue to disrupt the data management market."
Recognised as a thought leader in B2B marketing and a regular speaker at industry events, Case will be responsible for developing and executing the company's marketing strategy. His top priority will be driving a multi-channel demand generation programme to attack the £36 billion data management market.
He said: "I'm delighted to have joined Redstor, a business that is truly disrupting the world of data management. The market opportunity is huge and continues to grow with the proliferation of business data. We're already delivering the future of data management and have the building blocks in place to take the market by storm and grow our share of the market exponentially."
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