Celebrating Zetron’s Journey and What Comes Next

By: Scott French

“Patience in the present, faith in the future, and joy in the doing.” – George Perera, MD

On April 1, 2026, Zetron marked five years since joining Codan and we’re not just celebrating a milestone, but recognizing the momentum that’s carrying us forward.

Over the past year, that momentum has been clear:

  • Continued innovation, with the launch of our SALUS platform and other new solutions launching soon
  • Exceptional performance across EMEA, expanding our global reach
  • Our core strength, our people, remain committed to our mission and more engaged, committed and resilient than ever
Scott and Alf
Alf Ianniello, Managing Director and CEO of Codan and Scott French, General Manager and President of Zetron address the Redmond team as the anniversary approaches.

At the heart of it all is something simple but powerful: our people. Their dedication to our noble mission, our customers, and each other continues to set Zetron apart in the industry.

As we look ahead, we’re grounded in a shared philosophy that guides everything we do:

  • Why we exist: a mission that serves those who rely on critical communications every day
  • How we work: through leadership principles like collective brilliance, thoughtful planning, and a strong sense of
    Execs in Redmond
    The team in Redmond attends the executive town hall.

    urgency

  • What we focus on: executing today while building for tomorrow
  • Who we are: a team committed to growth, collaboration and making an impact

After five years of being part of Codan, we’re proud of how far we’ve come—and even more excited about where we’re going.

Here’s to the future.

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