Orro appoints Daniel Greengarten as CEO and managing director

Network and digital infrastructure provider Orro has appointed Daniel Greengarten as CEO and managing director.

Greengarten has been at Orro since its inception in 2021, previously holding the title of chief operating officer.

This transition comes after Orro made several acquisitions in the past 18 months, including cyber security leaders, RIOT Solutions and eSecure, and leading public cloud and managed services provider, NW Computing, and looks ahead to its new phase of growth.

Under Greengarten's leadership, Orro said it will maintain a commitment to pursuing faster, simpler and more secure managed services across Australia, delivering IT solutions to its customers.

Rodd Cunico, now former CEO, will remain with Orro in a new capacity, as a non-executive director of the board, working closely with Greengarten on the company’s acquisition strategy.

Cunico said, “The experience of being CEO for such a dedicated, intelligent, and creative team has been immensely rewarding, and to see the success of this business fills me with pride. I want to express my sincere gratitude for the opportunity to lead Orro over the last three and a half years.

“This change in leadership is in line with the evolving needs of Orro as we move into our next growth phase, and I am excited to see Dan step into the CEO role. I have no doubts that his vision for the business will take Orro to new heights.”

Greengarten said it is an honour to lead the team at Orro and build on the foundation that Cunico has built over the last three and a half years.

“I want to express my appreciation to Rodd for his outstanding leadership, vision and contributions to Orro’s success. I look forward to continuing working with Rodd in his new capacity on the board, ensuring a seamless transition, collaboration on future initiatives and further growth of the group,” he said.

Additional appointments

Heith Mackay-Cruise will become the non-executive chair of the board. Heith holds board positions on a number of ASX listed companies and brings experience from the broader global information economy sector.

Mackay-Cruise has been on the Orro board as a non-executive director since its launch in 2021. 

“The success of Orro in its first few years has been driven by the expert knowledge and leadership of Rodd, and we thank him for his persistent dedication to the company,” Mackay-Cruise said.

“I look forward to working closely with Dan and my fellow directors, as Orro continues to establish itself as a leader in the industry, focusing on economic returns for all our stakeholders.”

Martin Uhrik will join Orro in the role of CFO, bringing experience from various finance, commercial, investment and strategic roles held during his 23-year career, driving several mergers and acquisitions.

Uhrik returns to Australia from the UK, where he held the role of deputy group CFO at Technicolour Creative Studios. He led the process to have Technicolour listed on the ASX, during a period in 2022 when most global financial markets were shut.