With the appointment of a new CEO, Zetadisplay is preparing to tackle the current challenges in digital signage – AI disruption, retail media acceleration, and the relentless demand for scale. Driven by its owner, the leadership transition signals a clear pivot from consolidation to growth – aimed at making the company competitive not only in Europe but on a global stage.

Opinion: Zetadisplay – A Leadership Shift for a New Era
Under Anders Olin, Zetadisplay successfully unified a patchwork of acquisitions into a coherent organization while complementing the offering in the UK. His tenure was marked by thoughtful restructuring, operational discipline, and the creation of an in-house creative agency – an essential asset for any full-service provider.
Yet, as the market evolves, so do the demands on leading market players. The rise of multi-billion-euro competitors like Ricoh and Econocom, coupled with the increasing complexity of AI-driven signage ecosystems, has raised the bar. According to Zeta’s owner, Hanover Investment, the next phase requires a CEO with a sharp focus on commercial strategy and scalable execution.
That role now falls to Daniel Nergard, whose background in managing private equity-owned organizations positions him to drive Zetadisplay’s next phase – likely through a mix of organic growth and targeted M&A. In a landscape where a 500,000+ software license base is quickly becoming the threshold for relevance, size is no longer optional. Zetadisplay’s challenge will be to grow fast enough to stay ahead of the curve, while remaining focused enough to deliver value to its clients. A metric the company is very proud of – delivering best-in-class service with one of the lowest churn rates in the industry.
The company’s journey to “new shores” is about delivering global, data-driven, AI-enhanced and value-creating experience platforms. Whether Zetadisplay together can seize this opportunity quickly enough to remain at the forefront of Europe’s digital signage industry will be the test of its new leadership.

