Alto makes sage move as SaaS Partnerships specialist joins
The strategic shake-up continues as Alto Software Group hire Stu Pick to build partnership momentum.
Alto Software Group (ASG) has added another big name to its top team, appointing partnerships powerhouse Stu Pick as its new Director of Partnerships.
Stu is well-known in SaaS circles and brings more than 14 years’ commercial firepower and experience, including senior roles at NetSuite, Brightpearl and Sage. Most recently, he helped drive over 50% of new business revenue through partnerships across Sage’s acquired retail brands, building high-impact alliances and unlocking serious growth.
This appointment signals a shift in Alto’s approach to partnerships and a clear move away from the restrictive models the market has come to expect.
“Partnerships should be a growth engine – not a gatekeeping exercise,” said Stu. “I’m here to build a partner ecosystem that’s open, easy, and built around what agents actually want – real-time integrations with any tool they need, real freedom to choose their stack, and a much better experience for our customers – and theirs. I’m here to build the kind of ecosystem that helps agents win.”
Strategic alliances
As Director of Partnerships, Stu will lead on integrations, strategic alliances, and co-innovation opportunities that put partner success at the heart of Alto’s go-to-market strategy.
“Stu’s the real deal – strategic, commercial, and relentlessly focused on value,” said CEO, Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson. “He knows how to build partnerships that move the needle, and support our customers. He’s a perfect fit for what we’re building at Alto.”
The move marks the latest hiring play for Alto following the recent arrivals of Executive Chair, Derek O’Carroll, and Chief Revenue Officer [CRO], Nick Shaw, with the business doubling down on both strategic hires alongside AI-powered innovation to help agents save time, serve better, and grow faster.
This is a genuinely exciting move by Alto. As both an agent that uses Alto and a supplier to letting agents, I can’t wait to see what this means in real terms.