KARLSRUHE, Germany and ANAHEIM, CA, Nov 11, 2025 – Umovity has strengthened its leadership team with two appointments to drive growth across its software and intelligent transportation businesses. Umovity Group CEO Andy Myers named Nick Ghia as CEO of Umovity Software by PTV Group, and Spiro Gjorgjievski as CEO of Umovity ITS by Econolite.
“Umovity’s potential is immense – powered by our people, our technology, and our shared vision for sustainable, safe, and efficient mobility,” said Andy Myers, CEO of Umovity. “I’m truly happy to have such strong leaders at my side as we shape the future of Umovity together. With Nick and Spiro, we will further accelerate growth in our core technology areas while continuing to leverage revenue synergies across Umovity.”
Experienced Leaders to Drive Growth and Innovation
Nick Ghia has led global teams and managed operations across multiple markets. His career includes commercial and P&L leadership roles at C.H. Robinson and Transporeon (now part of Trimble), where he recently served as chief revenue officer.
“I am excited about the enormous potential and impact that Umovity brings through its market position, talented experts, and cutting-edge technology,” said Ghia, “Together, we have a unique opportunity to shape the future of mobility by combining innovation, customer focus, and collaboration across our teams worldwide.”
Spiro Gjorgjievski joins Umovity as CEO of Umovity ITS. He brings leadership experience across the SaaS, infrastructure, and mobility technology sectors. His background spans global P&L management, M&A execution, and operational transformation. Before joining Umovity, Gjorgjievski held senior positions at a Fortune 500 industrial technology company and served as president of Ecolane. He has led efforts to modernize product portfolios, strengthen customer partnerships, and apply AI-driven technologies..
“I’m thrilled to join Umovity at such a pivotal moment and to continue shaping the purpose behind its technology. Umovity sits at the intersection of infrastructure, data, and innovation – where intelligent systems adapt to people, not the other way around. Our focus is on delivering real-world outcomes that advance safety, efficiency and trust in mobility.”
Source: PTV Group
About Umovity
Umovity is a global mobility technology company that provides software, hardware, and professional services to help cities and organizations plan, manage, simulate, and monitor traffic. Its offerings include transport modeling and planning tools, digital twins, real-time and predictive traffic management systems powered by AI and ML, field traffic infrastructure such as controllers, cabinets, and sensors, as well as cloud-based platforms and data services. Umovity serves urban transport agencies, public infrastructure authorities, smart city projects, transit operators, and mobility-focused planners and consultants. The company is headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, with a presence in Anaheim, CA.
About PTV Group
PTV Group, founded in 1979 and based in Karlsruhe, Germany, is a leader in software solutions for traffic planning, simulation, and real-time management. Serving industries like automotive, government agencies, and transportation, the company focuses on advancing smart, efficient, and sustainable mobility solutions. In 2023, PTV Group’s Mobility division merged with Econolite under the Umovity brand, further strengthening its market presence. With over four decades of expertise, PTV’s proprietary algorithms support microscopic and macroscopic traffic modeling, benefitting more than 2,900 cities and municipalities worldwide. The company employs approximately 670 people globally. In January 2022, Bridgepoint acquired a majority stake in PTV Group, partnering with shareholder Porsche Automobil Holding SE to drive further expansion. PTV’s traffic management tools optimize transport networks and support smarter infrastructure planning. Since 2023 PTV Group and Econolite are united under the brand Umovity.
About Econolite
Econolite designs and provides intelligent traffic management systems, including signal controllers, sensors, software, and related services. It supports transportation agencies and infrastructure operators with solutions for intersections, roadways, and smart city networks. Founded in 1933, the company is headquartered in Anaheim, CA. Econolite employs about 850 people, primarily in North America.