AudioCodes (NASDAQ: AUDC), a leading vendor of advanced communications software, products and services to increase productivity in the digital workplace, today announced the appointment of Mr. Dmitry Netis as Chief Strategy Officer effective immediately. Mr. Netis will report to Mr. Shabtai Adlersberg, President and CEO of the Company. Mr. Netis joins AudioCodes having worked 25 years in the technology sector and after 15 years on Wall Street covering infrastructure and application companies in Unified Communications, Collaboration, Customer Experience markets, among other sectors. Most recently Mr. Netis worked as a managing director and an investment banker with Q Advisors, LLC, and as senior equity research analyst at Stephens, Inc. and William Blair & Company.
Mr. Netis will assume responsibility for the Company’s Corporate Development and M&A initiatives and will work closely with Mr. Adlersberg on forging strategic partnerships and cooperation with world leading partners in the Unified Communications, Customer Experience (CX), and Conversational AI markets. Mr. Netis will also work closely with investor relations to convey the Company’s strategy to shareholders.
“AudioCodes is fortunate to have someone of Dmitry’s caliber with a vast global network of connections and Wall Street investment banking and analytical research experience joining our team, and I am looking forward to being able to tap into his vision and creativity,” said Mr. Shabtai Adlersberg, President and Chief Executive Officer at AudioCodes.
“I am excited to join AudioCodes at a time when cloud communications and AI-based conversations are becoming foundational in the way we work and improve the customer experience,” said Dmitry Netis. “As a key enabler of digital transformation, when the world is moving to a digital workplace and hybrid environments, AudioCodes is in an enviable position to power many of these changes. I look forward to leveraging my experience to help AudioCodes deliver even more value to its customers, partners, and shareholders.”
