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Trimantium GrowthOps Ltd (ASX: TGO, “GrowthOps”) announces the appointment of Paul Mansfield as Chief Executive Officer in addition to his role as Executive Director and Managing Partner, commencing tomorrow, 1 June 2018. Phillip Kingston will continue as the company’s Managing Director.

Mr Mansfield brings deep technology expertise to GrowthOps, as well as historical experience in integrating multiple growth businesses. Paul was also a strategic adviser to 3wks and Khemistry, prior to their acquisition by GrowthOps in March 2018.

Entrepreneurial advisory and operations partner, Trimantium GrowthOps Limited (ASX: TGO, “GrowthOps”), will debut on the ASX today at 12pm (AEDT), following a $70 million IPO.

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Khemistry’s Arts & Minds campaign for Anglicare Southern Queensland, in partnership with goa, has won the Grand Prix – Best campaign for 2017 in the Outdoor Media Association’s (OMA) Creative Collections. Run quarterly by the OMA, the Creative Collections recognise and celebrate the most creative and innovative Out of Home (OOH) campaigns from across Australia.

Frank Henze, Practice Lead, Financial Services IT at Trimantium GrowthOps, spoke of the need for private banks and wealth managers to transition from a traditional front, middle and back office paradigm to what his entrepreneurial services firm terms ‘Digital Continuum’, which involves quite radical change in strategy and work practices as well as continuous innovation.

Trimantium GrowthOps Limited (ASX:TGO) Managing Director, Phillip Kingston, discusses the company’s upcoming IPO, key markets and growth plans.

One of the largest Australian tech IPOs of the year is set to go live this morning with Trimantium GrowthOps landing on the ASX as part of a $70 million offering.

The move will result in the company being valued between $142 million and $166m.

Managing director and founder Phillip Kingston told The Australian almost all new markets and new opportunities are seized by ­either entrepreneurs going hard at a single problem — or a corporate pivot — and his entrepreneurial operations firm is focused on the latter.

Entrepreneurial operations partner – Trimantium GrowthOps – is headed for the ASX as part of a $70 million IPO valuing the company at between $142 million and $166 million. The company is pursuing the rapidly evolving and fast-growing business transformation services market.

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Trimantium GrowthOps is shaking up the technology-enabled growth services industry, giving organisations a new way to achieve quantifiable revenue and market share growth.

GrowthOps, the brainchild of founder and managing director Phillip Kingston, is billed as an entrepreneurial operations partner for organisations seeking to develop new products, services and growth strategies.

Mr Kingston told The Australian GrowthOps was doing some particularly exciting work with two of the three largest insurance companies in Asia, in addition to one of the world’s largest consumer brands.

Consumers are more global, mobile and connected today than ever before resulting in run-away expectations of products and services. This changes the nature of consumer demand and creates the space for global insurgents with superior solutions to enter local markets and for imitators to spin up local versions of global leaders.

Board rooms at retail groups, banks, super funds, asset managers and media institutions are not worried they are going to be eaten by one of their historic competitors but rather by an outsider whose motives, playbook and investment horizon they do not fully understand.

So where does this leave boards and CEOs?