Madonna Park is the new CFO of Switch

Switch, the US data center company, has appointed Madonna Park as its Chief Financial Officer, replacing Gabe Nacht. Madonna Park will be responsible for overseeing the financial management of the company, which includes leading the accounting, finance, internal audit, and investor relations teams.

Prior to joining Switch, Madonna Park had a successful 17-year career at RBC Capital Markets, where she served as the Managing Director and Global Head of Communications Infrastructure. In that role, she provided financial advisory services to companies in the data center and fiber sectors, which included services related to mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, recapitalization, and equity and debt underwriting.

Rob Roy, the founder and CEO of Switch, expressed his confidence in Madonna Park’s addition to the executive team, highlighting her extensive knowledge and experience in the technology infrastructure, data center, and telecommunications sectors.

Switch was acquired for $11 billion in 2022 by DigitalBridge and IFM. Jon Mauck, Senior Managing Director and Head of Data Center Investments at DigitalBridge, also welcomed Madonna to Switch’s executive team and noted her expertise in the digital infrastructure sector, making her an excellent fit for supporting Switch’s rapid growth, particularly driven by the increasing demand for core enterprise outsourcing and AI workloads.

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