Jeremy Young, co-founder of video technology company Atomos, has returned to the organisation as managing director and CEO.
Young led the company for over 10 years before retiring in November 2021 to pursue other business and personal interests.
He was succeeded by Estelle McGechie whose contract was terminated in April 2022 when Atomos said she had failed to make the move to Australia.
Atomos CTO Trevor Elbourne took over as interim CEO in the intervening period.
Speaking about his return to the company, Young said: “I feel privileged and very excited to be back at the head of the company I helped to build. I have a very clear vision of how to return Atomos to a powerful and growing tech company and I’m already working with the team to realize this.
“The last year has been a challenging one for many companies in the broadcast and professional video industry, Atomos included, but there are some green shoots and many opportunities.”
Young continued: “Atomos made the right decision in embracing Camera to Cloud and cloud-based live production workflows nearly two years ago, and we are starting to see it come to fruition with some fantastic recent use cases, including the LA Clippers, Sundance Film Festival and George Mason University.
