By Telecom Lead Team: Flexenclosure a
supplier of power management systems, complete data centers and other end-to-end
site solutions has appointed David King as a new CEO for the company.
David King will take up his new position with
Flexenclosure at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. He will lead
Flexenclosure through its rapid international expansion, after the company’s
recent market breakthrough for its ‘next generation’ green energy solutions.
“I look forward to working with Flexenclosure, its highly
competent staff and advanced solutions. Global mobile operators are going green
in a big way and we will see major, positive changes in the way the industry
generates and manages its power solutions in the next few years. I believe that
Flexenclosure has by far the best solutions to offer mobile operators for them
to reduce both operating expenses and CO2 emissions”, said David King, CEO,
Flexenclosure.
David King possesses twelve years’ experience in
C-level roles in high-tech companies in both Europe and the U.S. He has worked
in hardware, software and services and at every scale from start-up to
multi-national.
With his experience from management positions in several
global high tech companies, King is the right man to lead Flexenclosure into
the next phase of international growth and global presence”, said Per
Grunewald, chairman of the board, Flexenclosure.
The company also added that Stefan Jern will stay in the
management team of the company and lead the data centre business, an
area that is also poised for rapid growth in the coming years.
The Flexenclosure Data Centres are turnkey
pre-fabricated modular data and energy centres especially designed to house
sensitive data and telecom equipment, and optimized for energy efficiency and
low TCO.
Recently Airtel decided to upgrade an initial batch of 250 diesel powered base
stations in Nigeria with E-site by Flexenclosure.
The E-site is a green energy solution that
enables mobile base stations off-grid to be powered mainly by renewable energy
sources (sun and wind) instead of dirty and expensive diesel fuel
