Founders of Sumo Group Departing the Company

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So, picture this: it’s been 22 years, right? You’ve stuck it out with your pals doing what you love and BAM! You decide, “Hey, let’s move on.” Sounds crazy, yeah? But that’s exactly what’s happening with the folks at Sumo Group. Carl Cavers, Paul Porter, and Darren Mills—these are the guys who basically got the ball rolling. And now, they’re, well, rolling out.

Right, so get this: they just put out this fancy investor note or something. Says those three are packing up. CEO, COO, director—gone. Andy Stewart, who’s been handling the cash stuff, and Gary Dunn, freshly crowned COO, are like, “Don’t worry, we got this.”

Oh, and Tim Repa-Davies, their legal guru, just got a shiny seat on the board. Big moves, right?

Cavers had a moment, I guess. He’s like, “Leaving isn’t a walk in the park, but it’s time.” Ever feel nostalgic about something you need to let go of? Yeah, that’s probably how he feels. Though he keeps it cool—swears Sumo’s in good hands, like it’s a well-oiled machine ready to keep chugging along.

And Stewart’s over here adding his two cents, like it’s the most natural thing ever. “We’re sticking to our roots but also, hey, no harm looking ahead!” Sounds like a pep talk. I mean, what’s next? They seem excited, whatever that means.

Anyway, that’s the scoop from Sumo Group land! Pretty wild if you ask me.