Six Degrees has appointed Chris Jackson to the role of Chief Product and Technology Officer (CPTO). Chris joins us from online education provider Insendi, where his role as Chief Product and Technology Officer focused on their mission to create compelling digital learning experiences for students globally. Chris has previously worked in senior leadership roles with several pedigree brands, including Thomas International, Pearson, and Rackspace.

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Chris Jackson, CPTO, Six Degrees, said: “I am excited to join Six Degrees. There is a fantastic team that I am looking forward to working with, as we continue our mission to deliver secure, integrated cloud services to the market. Having spent the last 10 years working in precisely the kind of businesses Six Degrees exists to serve, I am delighted that I can bring these experiences to them, as we execute our exciting roadmap of innovative new cloud and security products.” 

Commenting on Chris’s appointment, Six Degrees CEO Simon Crawley-Trice said: “Six Degrees continues to lean into new products and services bringing together the latest in security and cloud technology solutions that stand us apart – and which can give our customers the edge they need to differentiate themselves in a crowded market. I’m delighted that Chris is joining us, bringing his extensive product and customer experience so that Six Degrees can bring our advanced offerings to our customers, to market even faster and with more impact than ever before.”

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