PowerFleet Names Andrew Martin Chairman, Shifts Board Focus to Investor Relations and AIoT Strategy

Board change at PowerFleet ushers new governance focus

PowerFleet announces a board leadership transition, appointing Andrew Martin as chairman effective Feb. 3, 2026, after Michael Brodsky steps down following 12 years of service. Brodsky says he feels privileged to have helped shape the company’s evolution and expresses confidence in its continued growth. Martin, who joined the board in 2024, says he is honored to guide PowerFleet through its next chapter and brings experience in the investor community, technology, business strategy and public company governance.

Governance shift centers on investor and technology expertise

The elevation of Martin signals a governance shift that emphasizes closer alignment with investor relations and technology-led strategy. Martin is positioned to leverage his investor-community ties to sharpen the board’s engagement with shareholders and to help shape corporate strategy around software-as-a-service (SaaS) and AIoT product development. The change aims to balance market-facing communication with board oversight of operational execution.

Board leadership change underscores product and market priorities

PowerFleet frames the move as consistent with its focus on integrating data across mobile assets to deliver actionable insights for customers. The company is emphasizing continuity as well: Brodsky’s long tenure provides institutional memory while Martin’s recent arrival on the board supplies fresh perspectives on growth and governance. The combination is presented as supporting sustained innovation across global operations and improving alignment between commercial strategy and board oversight.

Transition follows stated people-centric innovation ethos

PowerFleet positions the leadership change within a broader ethos that transcends its data ecosystem, stressing a people-centric approach designed to help customers save lives, time and money. The company highlights its role in the AIoT mobile asset industry and frames the new chair appointment as part of executing on long-term product and customer-service goals rather than a purely financial or market-driven maneuver.

Operational footprint and contacts remain open

Headquartered in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, PowerFleet describes itself as a global AIoT SaaS leader with more than 30 years’ experience and offices around the world. It maintains a primary listing on the Nasdaq Global Market and a secondary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. The company directs stakeholders to its website, and lists investor relations contacts Carolyn Capaccio and Jody Burfening at Alliance Advisors IR and media contact Jonathan Bates for follow-up.