Interoute Management Biographies 
James Kinsella led the restructuring of the business in 2002. Prior to that, as Chairman of World Online, James helped drive the consolidation of the European Internet industry, merging the company with Tiscali to create Europe’s largest independent Internet service provider. Before joining World Online, James was the President and Chief Executive
Officer of MSNBC.com, a joint venture between Microsoft and NBC. Along with building
MSNBC.com into an international news brand, he also helped drive the development of the advertising and e-commerce marketplace as the Microsoft executive in charge of
sales for MSN. Kinsella worked as a journalist and media executive before starting his first information services company, which consolidated its market and launched one of the first commercial websites before being sold, in 1996. Considered a pioneer in digital media, he launched Time, Inc.'s first web portal business, helping to establish the company as a leader in online services. He is the author of a book on the media, and has contributed to several others.
Robert McNeal oversees Corporate Strategy and Development for the company and in this role is also responsible for M&A activity. He previously headed Corporate Strategy and Development at World Online, where he helped architect and execute the consolidation of the industry to form Europe’s largest independent ISP, Tiscali. Before
joining World Online, he founded and sold two information services companies and had
Robert McNeal successfully turned around a third. He had also served as a political appointee to the
White House before leading Time Warner’s early Web-based business efforts. He has nearly 30 years of experience in high technology fields including leading optical engineering projects, and served as a jet pilot in the U.S. Air Force.
He earned an MS in Electrical Engineering while flying for the Air Force and later received an MBA from The Wharton School, the University of Pennsylvania
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Gareth Williams became CEO of Interoute in August 2007. Prior to that he served as President, Global Markets building the sales and marketing unit of Interoute across the 29 countries in which Interoute now operates. He joined Interoute to aid James Kinsella with the restructuring of the company in 2002 and has helped drive the
growth of Interoute from zero revenues at relaunch in 2003 to €365 million in 2011.
He helped manage the transition of the Company from loss making start-up to operationally profitable. As CEO, he drove Interoute to become a cash-generative
business. In 2011, he reinvested that cash to strengthen Interoute’s position as a major
Cloud services provider, with new Video-as-a-Service, Infrastructure as a Service and
Software as a Service offerings. Before joining Interoute, Gareth held senior positions in the telecoms and IT services sector, ranging from high-tech start-up to major telco joint ventures. Gareth spent the first 13 years of his career in British Telecom and played a part in the globalisation of telecommunications. He has lived in the USA and Europe managing national, regional and global business units. He is married and has 4 children. Matthew Finnie drives the company’s advanced services strategy, including developing the platform that has allowed the company to launch its industry-leading VOIP, Ethernet and Media products. Trained as an electrical engineer, he helped develop early IP-product innovations, including one of the first commercial applications of VOIP
a decade ago. As head of the Enterprise Service Development Group at Vocaltec, he
worked with European/US carriers and multi-national corporations to launch
converged communication services. Matthew was also the co-founder of US-based Internet start-up Insitu, which developed real-time IP collaboration tools. Matthew has degrees in electrical and electronic engineering and marketing.
Catherine Birkett as CFO has led Interoute’s Finance Department since the end of 2005. She joined Interoute in 2000 to head up the Financial Planning and Analysis department and was an integral part of the team that drove the restructuring of the Interoute Group in 2003 and the acquisitions of Ebone and Cecom. During her time as
CFO, she has helped complete a further five acquisitions (including the European
hosting business of Via/PSI and most recently the Nordic video conferencing group
VCG). She has driven the business through a high growth period to a postion in 2010 with revenues of 295m, EBITDA 59m and generating cash. Prior to Interoute, Catherine gained extensive experience of financial and commercial due diligence with KPMG Transaction Services. She is a qualified chartered accountant and holds a BA in Maths and Economics from Durham University.
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Maurice Woolf oversees the company’s Legal Group throughout its 22-nation footprint. Prior to joining Interoute, Maurice was General Counsel of Bulldog Communications Limited, a UK-based provider of DSL services. From 1996 to 2002, Maurice was Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for the principal operating division of GTS
(known as Ebone) and was retained following the acquisition of GTS by KPN Qwest as
the company’s Head of Legal and Commercial. Prior to joining Ebone, Maurice was a
Solicitor for Denton Hall (now Denton Wilde Sapte).
John Shearing manages the recently formed Enterprise Product Solutions organization responsible for developing new products and tailored customer solutions for the enterprise market. Previously, for eight years, he managed the delivery side of the Interoute business including operations, engineering, systems and services
Considered one of Europe's leading network executives, he has been responsible for the creation and management of some of the major independent telecoms systems. John
was a founding executive of the first pan-European facilities based carrier, formed by GTS in 1995, and held responsibilities for Networks & Operations within GTS/Ebone through its development phase to maturity. Previously John spent 6 years at S.W.I.F.T. as head of global telecoms, and 14 years with Control Data's international network. John has 40 years of experience in the ICT services market.
John holds a First Class Honours degree in Computer Science from City University, London and a Master of Science degree from London University.
Yasmin Jaffer heads the HR department at Interoute, with offices in 16 countries from the U.S. to Bulgaria. Yasmin joined Interoute from Psion Group PLC, where she spent six years as Group Human Resources Manager responsible for the professional training and development of all staff within the Group and its subsidiaries. Prior to that, Yasmin held
an international Human Resources role with Mercer Management Consulting.
With extensive independent commercial acumen and more than a decade of senior Human Resources experience, Yasmin provides a unique insight into the resource and
growth requirements of a developing business.
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Tom Frankfort became EVP Strategic Development in July 2010, working with Robert McNeal (Vice Chairman) to accelerate Interoute’s M&A activity. Previous to this role he was Interoute’s EVP Products & Services for 8 years. Under his leadership Interoute’s Product Group developed some of the fastest-growing revenue generators in the
telecoms industry, including VOIP, Ethernet and IP services. Tom joined Interoute from
Cable & Wireless UK, where he was head of Product Strategy. Prior to that, he held a number of senior positions across the Cable & Wireless Group of companies, including:
Corporate On-Line Services Manager for Mercury Communications Ltd; Head of Internet
Services for Cable & Wireless Business Networks; Business Development Manager for
CW Innovations Inc.; and Director of Strategy for Cable & Wireless Europe.
Jan is responsible for all of Interoute's enterprise sales activities and country operations as well as its industry award-winning enterprise marketing activities. Before joining Interoute Jan ran the EMEA sales and sales support organisation for Forrester Research. Jan has a wealth of experience in the international telecommunications services industry
and headed up the International Sales teams at KPN and KPN affiliates. He also worked
in different management positions for AT&T and AT&T-Unisource in Europe and the USA.
His career also includes 7 years working for ABN AMRO in various positions, including general and corporate finance functions.
Renzo is responsible for directing and managing Interoute's Service Provider business. Prior to this, for the last 10 years he served as Interoute's Italy and Mediterranean Country Manager. During his leadership of this business, Interoute gained a prominent position among other telecom operators, becoming a recognised and respected operator within the corporate market in Italy whilst also becoming a dominant
player in the wholesale markets of Italy, Greece and Malta.
Renzo has over 30 years experience in the telecoms sector spending the first 20 years of
his career with Alcatel leading the Telecommunication Division for the Italian subsidiary.
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Conor Ward Heads the Operations & Engineering group which is responsible for constructing, operating, and maintaining the Network, Platforms and Data Centers (DCs) that underlie the services Interoute delivers, and for customer service experience. Conor joined Interoute in 2004 as VP of Operations and during this time he has overseen
the successful move of our Operations and Engineering functions from London and
Geneva to Prague and Sofia. He has been instrumental in developing strategy for maintaining high quality Service Fulfillment and Assurance capability and developing
new centers of operation in Central Europe.
Conor has over 25 years’ experience working in Telecoms, in Sales and Operations and as part of the senior management team of successful Service Provider and Enterprise focused business such as BT, Hermes/GTS/Ebone, Viatel and Infonet (now BTInfonet) in the US. His experience also includes time spent working in the fledging Cable TV and Telecoms sector in the UK during the early 1990’s.
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