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Press Release: EXA Infrastructure and Cambridge Management Consulting Form New Partnership to Create Access to New Markets


PRESS RELEASE - 4 JULY 2023


LONDON, UK, 04 July 2023 EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, today announces it has partnered with Cambridge Management Consulting (Cambridge MC) as it continues to grow its Channel and Partner ecosystem. 


The partnership will bring together EXA’s award-winning network and Cambridge MC’s leading telecom experts who partner with public and private sector companies to support their digital transformation. 


We’re delighted to announce this new partnership with Cambridge MC. Their expertise in delivering complex network transformations for enterprise and government customers will extend EXA’s reach to new markets and opportunities, EXA Infrastructure, Chief Commercial Officer, Nicholas Collins said. Partnerships are important to us at EXA and we are excited about the opportunity to work alongside Cambridge MC and their team of global experts.” 


This partnership is the latest addition to EXA’s Channel and Partner ecosystem which will comprise a hand-selected portfolio of strategic partners. 


Cambridge Management Consulting, Founder and Chairman, Tim Passingham said: Our global team of consultants are highly experienced and experts at helping companies scale through effective channel partnership programs. From concept through to execution, we will be using our broad communications industry experience to support EXA as they accelerate and expand their reach to the market, leveraging the incredible portfolio of services they have built and continue to develop.

About EXA Infrastructure


Headquartered in London, UK, EXA Infrastructure is the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America and owns 125,000 kilometres of fibre network across 34 countries. EXA’s network connects 300 cities and offers 13Tier 3-equivalent data centres, with sub-sea routes that include three transatlantic cables, one the lowest latency link between Europe and North America. EXA is wholly owned by I Squared Capital. For more information, see exainfra.net 

 

Media Contacts for EXA Infrastructure: 

Alana Foster 

EXA Infrastructure 

alana.foster@exainfra.net 

 

Steve Earl and Jon Rhodes 

BOLDT 

steve.earl@boldtpartners.com 

jon.rhodes@boldtpartners.com 

About Cambridge Management Consulting


Cambridge Management Consulting (Cambridge MC) is an international consulting firm that helps companies of all sizes have a better impact on the world. Founded in Cambridge, UK, initially to help the start-up community, Cambridge MC has grown to over 140 consultants working on projects in 18 countries.


Our capabilities focus on supporting the private and public sector with their people, process and digital technology challenges.


For more information visit www.cambridgemc.com


Media Contact for Cambridge MC:

Stuart Curzon
Chief Commercial Officer

+44 (0)1223 750 335
scurzon@cambridgemc.com


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