ITRS appoints James Colquhoun as Chief Financial Officer

  • People Moves
  • 05.12.2023 09:55 am

ITRS, the leading provider of real-time estate monitoring and analytics software to global financial institutions, today announces that it has appointed James Colquhoun as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

James has over 15 years of experience as a commercial CFO, having held this position across a range of high-growth, international businesses, including SightCall, Nuxeo, Calastone, and Aol Europe – all of which experienced strong growth during his tenure.

James is a highly accomplished CFO, with an impressive track record of growing technology businesses. In his new role at ITRS, he will be pivotal to ensuring that the firm continues its accelerated global growth in a sustainable and strategic way.

Testament to ITRS’ growth, it recently opened its Boston office, its second in North America, to ensure that it could better connect with its US customers and prospects. This growth is proof of the rising demand from business leaders to embed operational resilience and monitoring capabilities into their systems. 

Guy Warren, CEO at ITRS, commented: “We are delighted to be welcoming James to the ITRS team. He has worked with a range of businesses, supporting them to meet their growth ambitions and achieve international expansion, added to this he has a deep knowledge of the technology sector. This unique experience will be vital as we continue our ambitious growth journey and increase our global footprint whilst ensuring that we continue to deliver best in class monitoring systems.”

James Colquhoun, CFO at ITRS, added: “I am thrilled to be joining ITRS at such an important time for the firm. Over the last couple of years, ITRS has gone from strength to strength and experienced significant growth, which is particularly impressive given the current macroeconomic headwinds. I look forward to being a part of the company’s journey, and partnering with Guy and the rest of the team to ensure that this growth continues in the years ahead.”

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