Plat4mation Appoints Greg Clock New VP, Americas

Utrecht, the Netherlands – November 12, 2025 – Plat4mation announced that Greg Clock has joined the company and been appointed as Vice President, Americas.

With more than 20 years of experience in the enterprise technology sector, Greg has held senior leadership positions at global organizations including Hewlett-Packard, Fujitsu, Dell EMC, and ServiceNow. He brings a proven track record of driving strategic expansion, leading high-performing teams, and delivering measurable outcomes for customers across both public and private sectors.

In his new role, Greg will lead Plat4mation’s Americas business. His focus in the upcoming period will be on strengthening strategic partnerships, fostering cross-functional collaboration, and enabling customers to use cloud and AI technologies intelligently to fully realize the potential of their digital transformation journeys.

“Greg’s appointment as VP Americas is a pivotal moment for Plat4mation,” said Wytze Rijkmans, Chief Revenue Officer at Plat4mation. “His deep industry relationships and execution-focused mindset will help us strengthen our presence in the Americas, unlock new enterprise opportunities, and deliver on our promise of innovation and customer success.”

Greg joins Plat4mation following a period of work in the AI and data space, where he gained valuable insight into the next wave of intelligent automation. Combining that experience with his deep roots in the ServiceNow ecosystem, he will help advance Plat4mation’s vision of empowering organizations to achieve data-driven operations and excellent customer experiences.

“Joining Plat4mation is an exciting opportunity to build upon the company’s strong global foundation and accelerate growth across the Americas,” said Greg. “My goal is to deepen customer relationships, expand our market reach, and empower our teams to deliver outcome-driven solutions. This vision aligns perfectly with Plat4mation’s strategy to be the trusted global leader in AI-enabled digital transformation, powered by ServiceNow.”