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CloudBees Brings in New Leadership as DevOps Journey Accelerates Enterprise DevOps and automated delivery provider CloudBees names Stephen DeWitt as CEO as it looks to grow its platform and its revenues, with an eye toward an eventual IPO. DevOps pioneer CloudBees has named Stephen DeWitt as its new CEO as the company positions for further growth and the possibility of an initial public offering. DeWitt will take over the CEO role from company co-founder Sacha Labourey, who is transitioning to become the chief strategy officer. Labourey helped found CloudBees in 2010, and it has since r...

Time to grow up and smell the dollars as founder Sacha Labourey steps back Richard Speed Thu 4 Feb 2021 // 09:30 UTC Share Copy February's game of musical CEO chairs continued today with the appointment of Stephen DeWitt as boss of DevOps darling CloudBees. DeWitt replaces co-founder Sacha Labourey. Labourey will take up the position of chief strategy officer and remain on both the board and exec team. The move comes on the eve of Labourey's 11th anniversary with the company, having formerly served time at Red Hat and JBoss. DeWitt will be familiar to many from his day...

Posted on 305 CloudBees, the enterprise software delivery company, today announced the appointment of Stephen DeWitt as its new CEO. DeWitt is a distinguished technology executive who’s guided multi-billion-dollar businesses through IPO and strategic growth initiatives. The move represents a critical step for CloudBees, as the company expands its leadership position in the DevOps market and scales its global operations. Stephen DeWitt (Photo: Business Wire) Co-founder and former CEO Sacha Labourey will remain very involved at Clo...

on a windless morning already 100 degrees before sunrise. the 35 strykers cross into kuwait. 440 soldiers in 68 strikers, the last american combat troops leave iraq. >> good job, guys. >> reporter: just two american soldiers greet them as they cross the border, and understated arrival. although the soldiers have been driving all night, some cheer. >> we're going home! >> reporter: or light cigars. we accompanied the strykers on their way out of iraq, code named the last patrol. it began on a base on the edge of baghdad. with the soldiers set off on the 326-mile drive to kwet. the sol...