Netcentrix taps Node4 vet for leadership team

His appointment comes as the firm wants to propel its managed services portfolio

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Stuart Buckley

Chorley-based IT MSP Netcentrix has named Stuart Buckley as head of sales and account management to strengthen the company’s relationships across the market.

The new sales boss brings decades of experience in tech, starting in 2001 a sales exec at PC World Business.

Six years later, he became account manager at Central Networks and Technologies.

In 2012, he was hired as solutions consultant at Lanway before moving to Italik as sales consultant.

In the following years, he held various senior positions in the channel.

In 2013, he was appointed head of channel and alliances at K3 Hosting.

Two years later, following K3’s acquisition of Willow Starcom, Buckley transitioned to sales and marketing at Starcom Technologies.

He then became channel sales director at Node4 when the latter acquired Starcom.

In 2023, he evolved to strategy and business development director, channel, at Node4 Channel.

He will leverage his experience, as well as his relationships with vendors and partners to boost recurring services and execute the MSP’s go-to-market strategy.

Buckley’s appointment falls within Netcentrix’s strategic plan to boost its leadership team and drive growth across its managed services portfolio.

“I am thrilled to be joining Netcentrix at such an exciting time,” said Buckley.

“The company has a fantastic team and a clear growth strategy.

“I look forward to working closely with our customers and partners to drive further growth and innovation across our services.”

Adam Turton, CEO of Netcentrix, added: “[Buckley] brings an exceptional track record in sales leadership and go-to-market strategy.

“His appointment will be a huge asset as we continue to grow our managed services business, deliver greater value to our customers, and strengthen relationships across the market.

“I am confident he will make a significant contribution to Netcentrix’s continued success.”