atNorth Expands Sales Leadership Amid Rising Demand for AI Data Centers

Nov 7, 2025
atNorth has promoted Camilla O'Leary to Director of Client Management and appointed Howard Shutt as Director of Hyperscale Sales and Espen Bjanes as Sales Director in Norway, reflecting continued growth in demand for its data centers across the Nordics.

atNorth has announced new sales leadership appointments in response to increasing demand for its high-density, AI-ready data centers, according to a press release.

Camilla O'Leary has been promoted to Director of Client Management after joining the company earlier this year as Sales Director for Denmark and the DACH region. She will oversee client management and ensure alignment between services and customer goals.

Howard Shutt has been appointed Director of Hyperscale Sales, responsible for expanding relationships with hyperscaler clients. He brings experience from Green Mountain, Digital Realty, and KevlinX. Espen Bjanes joins as Sales Director based in Norway, tasked with securing new clients in high-performance and AI segments, drawing on his background at Green Mountain, Tata Consultancy Services, and Tietoevry.

The appointments follow several other senior hires across atNorth’s operations, sustainability, and technology teams as the company continues to scale its data center footprint across the Nordic region.

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