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Mar 16, 2017 : Russel P. Reeder Named CEO of OVH US
📅 - The French web hosting company OVH Group just announced the naming of Russel P. Reeder as the CEO and President of the U.S. subsidiary OVH US. The expansion of the hosting group comes after raising $250 million from TowerBrook and KKR in investments last year. They also announced the construction of data centers in Hillsboro, Oregon and Vint Hill, Virginia.
Reeder worked at Media Temple in 2015 and left after the company was integrated with GoDaddy. He co-founded the app icitizen and served as CEO of the app until November 2016.
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