LONDON, March 02, 2017 -- Epiq, a leading global provider of integrated technology and services for the legal profession, today announced the appointment of Simon Hill, a leader in the technology-enabled services and strategy space, as senior vice president and general manager, Europe. Hill has significant technology, government and regulatory expertise, having worked with European national governments and the European Commission over many years. He joins Epiq from Oracle, where he served as vice president.
In his role overseeing the company’s European businesses, Hill will be responsible for driving continued growth in Europe, expansion into new markets, and delivering the high standards of service Epiq clients have come to expect across all company offerings and locations.
“As we continue to expand our European footprint, offering our clients access to an increasing range of services and technologies, Simon’s role will be instrumental in shaping our growth in the future,” said Jason Brennan, president of international markets at Epiq. “A recent highlight of his tenure has been overseeing the opening of our new Zurich location.”
Epiq has seen exponential growth in Europe since 2008, and now has locations in London, Frankfurt, Dublin and Zurich, with an operational centre in Wroclaw, Poland.
About Epiq
Epiq is a leading global provider of integrated technology and services for the legal profession, including eDiscovery, managed services, bankruptcy, class action and mass tort administration, federal regulatory actions and data breach responses. Our innovative solutions are designed to streamline the administration of litigation, investigations, financial transactions, regulatory compliance and other legal matters. Epiq’s subject-matter experts bring clarity to complexity, create efficiency through expertise and deliver confidence to our clients around the world. For more information, visit us at www.epiqsystems.com.
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