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Brendan Beith Joins Rimes Technologies

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Brendan Beith has joined Rimes Technologies, a provider of managed data services, as head of sales, world ex Americas. He took up the post this month after leaving his role as managing director, pricing and reference data, EMEA at Interactive Data in September 2014. Beith was appointed to this role in 2010 having been European sales director at Interactive Data since early 2006.

Beith previously worked for 13 years in various sales, sales management, commercial director and strategic alliance positions in a company that changed names from Extel Financial to FT Information and then to FT Interactive Data before becoming Interactive Data. Before joining Interactive Data, Beith was a sales executive at IBM for seven years.

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