Monzaide Anzola appointed new CEO and president of iBinder Group

Monzaide Anzola has been appointed as the new CEO and president of iBinder Group. Since 2020, Monzaide has been the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company, and he will assume his new role on January 1, 2024.

"We are very excited to announce Monzaide as the new president and CEO of iBinder Group. He is an inspiring and engaging leader with broad knowledge and experience. We have been following his strong development within the company since 2020 and are impressed by the results he has achieved. Together with the management team, it is now his responsibility to continue developing the business and accelerate iBinder's growth journey," says Paul Fischbein, Chairman of the Board.

Monzaide has extensive experience in both large complex organizations and small, agile startups, where he has served in roles such as CEO, Business Manager, and CFO. He has worked for over ten years in the insurance industry and has a background as a management consultant.

"iBinder Group is on an exciting journey and plays a crucial role in the digitization of the construction and real estate industry. Through our focus on user-friendly solutions, we have built a market-leading position in the Nordic region. We have significant potential to continue growing in our home markets and constantly improve our offerings, creating value for both our customers and society at large. Over time, we also aim to grow in new geographies," says Monzaide Anzola.

Monzaide succeeds Per Hedebäck, who has been the CEO since 2020. The decision to hand over the CEO position was planned, and during a transitional period, he will take on a senior role in the company before seeking new challenges.

"We want to thank Per for his hard work and respect his decision to pass on the baton. iBinder Group is currently on a very solid foundation, and with his leadership, Per, together with all employees, has managed to create one of the fastest-growing and most profitable SaaS companies in the Nordics. We wish him the best of luck in future endeavors," says Paul Fischbein.