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Management Team
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Jim Doyle, Chief Executive Officer, ProvencoCadmus Group
Jim was appointed Chief Executive of ProvencoCadmus Group following the merger of
Cadmus and Provenco. He was previously a Director of Cadmus, joining the board in
June 2007. Originally from Scotland, Jim lived in South Africa for 12 years where
he held senior management positions across a number of medium and large organisations.
After arriving in New Zealand, Jim was appointed General Manager of GPS product
company Navman where he played a major part in growing the company from $3 million
to $440 million. He went on to become Chief Executive of Navman before leaving in
2006. He is also Chairman of Fusion Electronics Limited and BCS Group.
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Julian Beavis, Chief Executive Officer, ProvencoCadmus
Julian heads up ProvencoCadmus' payments, retail technology and international petrol
station technology operations as Chief Executive. He was previously the Chief Executive
of Cadmus. Julian brings valuable industry experience to his role as former head
of Teradata, a division of NCR Corporation. While at Teradata, he was responsible
for managing a growing data warehouse and CRM solutions across the business banking,
telecommunications, retail and airline industries and played a significant role
in a number of leading innovative international projects. He was also the country
manager for NCR's New Zealand subsidiary, while concurrently filling the role of
Vice President for NCR's Retail Solutions Group for the Asia Pacific Region.
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Matt Maley, Chief Executive Officer, Vantex Technology Distribution
Matt has over 12 years experience in retail technology and distribution and was
previously General Manager of Vantex Technology Distribution. He was appointed Chief
Executive of the company when Provenco and Cadmus merged in 2008. Matt has a keen
sense of opportunities in the market having worked with companies like Fujitsu/ICL
in Australia and more recently in Europe and Asia Pacific. He established the hardware
manufacturer Javelin Systems which later merged with Vantex in February 2005.
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