GENTRACK GROUP LIMITED — Board/Management Information 2016

Aug 31, 2016

1 September 2016

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Gentrack names Jan Behrens as new Chief Technology Officer

Visionary CTO to shape new technology strategy as the company embarks on its next phase of growth and development in utility and airport software markets.

Gentrack Group (NZX/ASX: GTK), a leader in utility billing and customer experience software and airport operational management technology, announces the appointment of Jan Behrens to the role of Chief Technology Officer.

Behrens comes to Gentrack from Orion Health (NZX/ASX: OHE), a global leader in patient care software, where he was EVP of Engineering and EVP Shared Technology Group. Before joining Orion Health, he was CTO of PayGlobal , a company acquired by MYOB in 2014. He is passionate about new technologies and the value they bring to businesses.

“It’s an exciting time for Gentrack and I’m delighted with this opportunity to lead the company’s R&D programme, as we look to support our customers’ increasingly innovative business models. I’m excited about how utilities in particular are embracing customer engagement channels and emerging smart grid technologies, including peer-to-peer microgrids, solar and battery storage. Gentrack is uniquely positioned at the heart of this transformation, engaging with utilities to unlock the full value of these new opportunities through our expertise and Velocity platform.”

Ian Black, Gentrack’s Chief Executive Officer says, “Gentrack already has an unmatched reputation for delivering flexible, proven software that manages critical business processes for utilities and airports. Our focus now is to invest in both the talent and the software that will further enhance our client’s profitability and enable them to deliver an outstanding customer experience. Jan’s leadership in high growth companies and deep experience in Cloud, digital technologies and agile software development will provide a real boost to our innovation initiatives.”

The appointment of Behrens is part of a wider organisational restructure within Gentrack to support the company’s growth. Key initiatives include the development of a framework to more rapidly recruit, train and nurture its talent and the recent establishment of a global consultancy service business.

“Utilities and airports want to work with providers they trust, who bring insight, innovation and help deliver measurable business value,” said Black. “That has always been the Gentrack difference. Our Consultancy Services will leverage the incredible depth of industry knowledge within our organisation to further bolster the business value we deliver to each of our clients.”

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Gentrack Group Ltd | www.gentrack.com | info@gentrack.com | ARBN 169 195 751

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Contacts

• Aaron Baker – Marketing Manager aaronb@gentrack.com +64 9 966 6090

About Gentrack

Auckland-based Gentrack is a developer of specialist software for energy utilities, water companies and airports around the world. It employs over 250 people in offices in New Zealand, Australia and the UK and services utility and airport sites across four continents.

Gentrack is comprised of two leading software products - Gentrack Velocity and Airport 20/20. Gentrack Velocity is a specialist billing and CRM product designed for energy utilities and water companies in competitive and regulated utilities markets. Airport 20/20 is a comprehensive Airport Operational System engineered to optimise an airport’s operations through intelligent collaboration, streamlining airport information flows and transforming the passenger experience.

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