Metalogix Hires New CEO
Ben Levitan, who previously led IMN, joins content collaboration provider
Enterprise content collaboration platform provider Metalogix has hired Ben Levitan as its new CEO.
Levitan's most recent executive role was as chairman and CEO of IMN, a digital marketing services company. He will continue to serve as a board member of the technology companies OGSystems, en-Gauge and TicketPrinting.com, as well as the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston.
Levitan succeeds Abe Peled, chairman of Metalogix, who was serving as interim CEO.
Metalogix has also hired John Duvall as chief financial officer. Duvall previously was a senior vice president for finance at OpenText, previously known as GXS, an information integration services provider.
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