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Acision appoints new CEO

Acision today announces the appointment of recognised industry stalwart Rory Buckley as Chief Executive Officer (CEO).  Acision, the messaging and charging company of choice for over 300 network operators and service providers worldwide, was formed in June 2007 following the purchase of LogicaCMG’s Telecoms Products division for £265m (US $525m) by a consortia led by Atlantic Bridge and Access Industries.

Buckley joins Acision from Ericsson where his accomplishments over 30 years have seen him advance from technical trainee to top executive positions across EMEA, North America and Asia Pacific, including tenures as Executive
Vice President Middle East and Africa, Executive Vice President USA and finally President and Head of Ericsson, North East Asia.

Buckley will take up the position as CEO on 1st October 2007, taking over from Chris McDermott who leaves the company to pursue new opportunities. Larry Quinn, Chairman for Acision commented on the appointment: “In acquiring Acision at the start of this year we demonstrated our belief in the potential for the messaging market and in Rory we believe we have found the right leader to take the company forward.  We thank Chris for his hard work in driving the company to where it is today, and look forward to welcoming Rory to lead the team in Acision’s next phase of consolidating its global market leadership as the experts in messaging and charging.”

Rory Buckley commented: “Since its launch, Acision has often been described as a half-billion dollar start up, and as such it offers an exciting leadership opportunity.  From a firm market leadership position we are perfectly equipped to undertake innovative product development in the areas of messaging and charging to ensure we continue to support our customers’
market strategies.  On a personal note I am excited at the opportunity to lead Acision through its next stage of development and to work closely with the team as we continue to make the name Acision synonymous with innovation, assured. This will ultimately contribute to our customers’ growth and success.”

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