Stream Data Centers has appointed Michael Lahoud as chief executive officer.

Announced this week, Lahoud previously served as co-managing partner of Stream alongside Paul Moser and has been with the firm for 15 years.

“Stream’s enduring success across nearly 27 years has always been driven by disciplined execution and close customer partnerships,” said Lahoud. “As customer requirements grow in size and complexity, these organizational enhancements position us to scale thoughtfully. We remain committed to delivering the service, collaboration, and trust our customers expect.”

Founded in 1999, Stream’s footprint extends across Texas, Illinois, Minnesota, Colorado, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa, Oklahoma, Georgia, Alabama, and California. The company was recently acquired by Apollo Global Management from Stream Realty Partners.

The appointment of Lahoud comes alongside several new appointments of Stream’s leadership team.

Stacey Medeiros and Santiago Suinaga have joined the firm as SVPs of hyperscale and cloud and hyperscale, respectively. Oisin O Murchu has been appointed chief development officer, and Amanda Abell, has been appointed VP of sustainability.