Ferro will take up the role on March 23, 2026, and will be based in London. He will lead euNetworks’ global financial strategy, working closely with CEO Marisa Trisolino and the wider leadership team to support growth, investment and long-term value creation.

An established industry figure, Ferro brings more than three decades of senior financial leadership experience across the telecoms and technology sectors. He joins euNetworks from FLAG (formerly GCX), where he most recently served as CIO and chief of staff.

His previous roles also include CFO at Hatch and a 17-year tenure at Colt, where he held a range of senior finance positions.

Across his career, Ferro has built deep expertise spanning strategic finance, commercial operations and technology-led transformation. This background positions him to support euNetworks’ continued investment in high-capacity, low-latency network infrastructure as demand for digital connectivity across Europe continues to accelerate.

Ferro will transition into the role with the support of current CFO Katherine Alexakis, who has led the company’s finance organisation since 2021. During her tenure, Alexakis played a central role in euNetworks’ equity recapitalisation in 2024 and the ongoing strengthening of its financial foundations.

Commenting on his appointment, Ferro said he was joining euNetworks at a pivotal point in its development, citing the company’s reputation for delivering critical connectivity infrastructure underpinned by a clear strategic vision and an experienced team.

CEO Marisa Trisolino said Ferro’s appointment reflects the company’s focus on building a leadership team capable of supporting sustained growth. She added that his experience would be instrumental as euNetworks continues to invest in and expand its European network footprint to meet rising customer demand.

Trisolino also paid tribute to Alexakis for her contribution over the past five years, noting her role in guiding the business through a period of significant change and positioning it for its next stage of development.

The appointment comes as euNetworks continues to scale its dense metro and long-haul fibre infrastructure, supporting hyperscalers, content providers, financial institutions and enterprises across Europe’s key digital hubs.

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