Metamako Appoints Advisor, Tech Vet Covington CEO

Covington, who has served as an advisor to the Australian switch vendor, is taking on the CEO role to help Metamako grow.

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Since 2014 London-based Covington has been working as an advisor to Metamako, whose founder and chief technology officer Dave Snowdon says the vendor has now reached a size where it felt appropriate for Covington to take on a "more formal, extended role" as the vendor looks to scale.

Covington was most recently managing director of consultancy company Change Alley, where he held a number of board and advisory roles. Before that, he was CEO of real-time systems monitoring and analytics provider

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