Directed Technologies appoints new GM of operations

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Stephen Owens steps into new role.

Directed Technologies has said Stephen Owens has taken on the newly created position of general manager for operations. 

Directed Technologies appoints new GM of operations

The role was created to provide the automotive, transport and logistics solutions company with the capacity to expand its global operations.

The business also said the introduction of the position reaffirms its commitment to its connected vehicle and IoT customers and its accelerating global expansion. 

Owens said, “I am thrilled with the opportunity to lead the talented Directed operations teams, driving operational excellence, fostering collaboration, and ensuring the successful delivery of our innovative solutions to customers worldwide." 

Brent Stafford executive director at Directed Technologies added, "We're excited to have Stephen Owens join the Directed Technologies team.

“His appointment signifies a crucial step as we continue to strengthen our operational capabilities and drive forward our growth agenda. 

“Stephen will be a driving force for the design and implementation of initiatives that build accountability, scalability, and robustness in the delivery side of Directed Technologies' business,” Stafford said. 

Prior to joining the company Owens was the chief strategy and operating officer at Intelematics for close to nine years.

He also worked at major bank, NAB for over four years across various roles and has strong experience in project management, development and direction. 

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