Fujitsu appoints Jo Healey to lead customer transformation in New Zealand and Australia
Veteran technology leader returns to spearhead customer-centric strategy, accelerating digital transformation for businesses and government organisations
Global digital experience leader Fujitsu has appointed of Jo Healey as vice-president and head of customer, Oceania, effective from June 30, 2025.
This strategic appointment marked a return for Healey, who previously worked at Fujitsu from 2006 to 2014. In her most recent role at Fujitsu, she served as managing director in New Zealand, exceeding financial targets and significantly growing the company’s market presence.
Her appointment underscores Fujitsu’s commitment to simplifying operations, solving customer challenges, and driving success through digital transformation, ultimately enhancing customer experiences across the region.
Healey brings more than 25 years of leadership experience in sales, customer experience, partnerships, and marketing to Fujitsu. She previously held key leadership positions at Kyndryl, Capgemini, Dimension Data NZ, and IBM. Her deep understanding of the technology landscape and prior success within Fujitsu will be invaluable as she accelerates the company’s digital transformation initiatives.
Fujitsu in Oceania CEO Peter Grassi said: “Jo’s previous contributions to Fujitsu were significant, and we’re confident that her expertise and renewed perspective will be crucial in helping us deliver innovative solutions and exceptional experiences that empower our customers to thrive in the digital age. This ultimately contributes to a more connected and prosperous society.”
Healey said: “It’s great to be rejoining Fujitsu at such a pivotal time. Having previously been managing director of Fujitsu in New Zealand, I have a strong understanding of the company’s values and ambitions. I look forward to working closely with the team … by focusing on understanding and addressing our customers’ unique challenges, we can unlock new opportunities for growth and create a positive impact on their businesses and the communities they serve.”
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