Safe Software Appoints Nabil Lodey as Its First EMEA Senior Executive to Drive Regional Expansion

Safe Software has named Nabil Lodey as its first EMEA senior executive to lead regional expansion, building on its recent growth in the UK and Ireland

Justin Tomlinson

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Safe Software Appoints Nabil Lodey as Its First EMEA Senior Executive to Drive Regional Expansion

Safe Software, the creator of the FME enterprise integration platform, has announced the appointment of Nabil Lodey as its Vice President of EMEA. In this role, Lodey will serve as the company's first senior executive for the Europe, Middle East, and Africa region, where he is tasked with driving growth in Safe Software's regional presence and expanding its customer base. Safe Software's FME is positioned as an All-Data, Any-AI enterprise integration platform.[1][2]

Lodey's appointment builds directly on Safe Software's operational expansion into the United Kingdom and Ireland, which was announced in June 2025. He joins the company from 1Spatial, a long-standing partner of Safe Software and a reseller of its FME platform.[1][2]

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