Smee exits Exertis

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Grahame Smee moving on two years after Cohort acquisition

Grahame Smee has left Exertis two years after selling his security VAD, Cohort Technologies, to the broadline distributor. Exertis acquired Cohort for an enterprise value of £5m in October 2013 ...

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