CNS Middle East, a leading provider of advanced technology solutions, has announced the appointment of Marko Topovic as its new General Manager, effective in the first half of 2025. The move aligns with the company’s strategy to accelerate innovation, enhance operational excellence, and strengthen its leadership in the Middle East’s evolving digital landscape.
With over 18 years of cross-industry experience, Topovic has built a distinguished career leading digital transformation initiatives and managing complex IT ecosystems. Known for his ability to align business goals with technological advancements, he has consistently delivered strategies that enhance performance, resilience, and competitiveness.
Before assuming his new role, Topovic served as Group Chief Technology Officer at Ghobash Group, the UAE-based conglomerate and parent company of CNS. In that position, he led the Group’s digital transformation strategy, integrating cutting-edge technologies, streamlining operations, and driving growth across multiple business verticals. His leadership strengthened the company’s market position and reinforced its commitment to innovation.
As General Manager, Topovic will lead CNS Middle East’s operations and strategic direction, collaborating with government entities, industry partners, and enterprise clients. His priorities include enhancing operational agility, expanding client partnerships, and setting new standards for service quality and innovation.
“It is a privilege to join CNS Middle East at such a transformative moment for the technology sector,” said Topovic. “With the region’s rapid growth, my focus will be on empowering teams, building strong partnerships, and delivering measurable value to our clients and stakeholders.”
CNS Middle East continues to advance its mission as a trusted technology partner for businesses and governments across the region. The appointment of Marko Topovic underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to driving sustainable digital transformation and shaping the future of tech-enabled growth in the Middle East.

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