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Ann Arbor-based multi-cloud solutions provider, OTAVA, has appointed Austin Cook as its CFO and Stefan Richardson as vice president of operations. Both have been long-time members of the OTAVA team, with Cook having held multiple finance roles since joining in 2019, and Richardson holding various positions since his start in 2016. In their new roles, Cook will manage financial operations including financial strategy and reporting, while Richardson will supervise the company’s operations initiatives to boost organizational efficiencies and align with customer experience delivery.
Multi-Cloud Solutions Provider OTAVA Appoints New CFO and VP of Operations
OTAVA, a secure multi-cloud solutions provider based in Ann Arbor, has appointed Austin Cook as its new CFO and Stefan Richardson as Vice President of Operations.
“Austin and Stefan’s initiative, drive, and supportive mindset have made them invaluable members of our team,” commented TJ Houske, CEO of OTAVA. “We are thrilled to acknowledge their contributions and look forward to their continued leadership in these expanded roles.”
Austin Cook, who joined OTAVA in 2019, previously held several finance roles within the company, including Vice President of Finance and Controller. As CFO, Cook will be responsible for financial strategy, reporting, and overseeing the company’s legal and corporate compliance requirements.
“I’m energized daily by our committed team delivering innovative technology with personalized support,” expressed Cook. “I’m looking forward to building on the great work already being done.”
Stefan Richardson came onboard OTAVA in 2016, fulfilling multiple roles including Chief of Staff. As the new VP of Operations, he will focus on organizational efficiencies and improving the customer experience.
“I am fortunate to have had opportunities to support all areas of the company over the years,” Richardson shared. “I’m excited to utilize this knowledge to bring together people and technology, delivering secure, tailored, and compliant multi-cloud solutions.”
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