Kaseya’s CEO is stepping down for new role. What’s next for the Miami software company?
Fred Voccola, CEO since 2015, will move to vice chairman of the company’s board, effective immediately, Xavier Gonzalez, chief communications officer, said in an email interview with the Miami Herald.
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A walkthrough the home of Miami Heat
It was an afternoon full of shooting hoops, taking layups and slamming dunks for Team India members Ravichandran Ashwin, ...
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Conor McGregor, Heat sued for alleged sexual assault at 2023 NBA Finals game
Getty Images The Miami Heat, who hosted the Finals game on June ... McGregor eventually appeared and escorted his accuser into a bathroom at the arena, where the lawsuit says he “attempted ...
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Kaseya CEO abruptly steps down after a decade
The technology company holding the naming rights to the Miami Heat arena employs thousands of people. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Fred Voccola is stepping down as CEO of Kaseya. Kevin Thompson will help ...
Kerr suggests NBA move trade deadline to All-Star break, so teams don't have to play shorthanded
Golden State coach Steve Kerr had a rotation in mind when he got to the arena in Salt Lake City on Wednesday night.