Commvault, a recognised global enterprise software leader in the management of data across cloud and on-premises environments, has announced the appointment of Marco Fanizzi as Vice President of EMEA.
Fanizzi will drive the company’s growth objectives to the 70 plus markets spanning Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Fanizzi has more than 30 years in the enterprise data industry, covering multiple geographies and sectors. Fanizzi held multiple senior positions at Dell Technologies, most recently as Vice President and Managing Director, Italy.
He has also held sales leadership roles with Veritas/Symantec driving sales through channel and customer engagement.
Riccardo Di Blasio, Chief Revenue Officer, Commvault, said: “I am confident that Marco’s extensive experience – especially in the financial and enterprise sectors across Europe – will rapidly accelerate the expansion of our already growing EMEA business.
“The calibre of our global leadership team is second to none and we have a clear objective to simplify, innovate and execute. Marco has delivered all of these by focusing on the needs of our partners and customers – and I know he will continue to do so.”
The appointment coincides with the appointment of Callum Eade as Vice President of APJ. Eade joins the company with extensive sales and business development experience and will be responsible for driving growth across Commvault’s diverse markets in APJ.
The appointments follow a slew of recent additions that have strengthened Commvault’s go-to-market team and reinvigorated its strategic vision for innovation and global growth.
Under the leadership of Di Blasio, the company appointed former EMC executive, David Boyle, as Vice President of Sales for the Americas. The company also appointed former VMWare executive, Mercer Rowe to drive its worldwide channel strategy.
Commvault has also simultaneously laid the foundation of its vision of the cloud-enabled future with the acquisition of software-defined storage specialist Hedvig and the launch of Metallic, a Commvault venture offering SaaS-based data management and protection.
“Not only is Commvault an independently recognised market leader from a technology perspective, but I see the company leadership establishing an entirely new market for truly seamless integration storage and data management processes,” added Fanizzi.
“These are bold and pioneering steps for any vendor in the market and we need to ensure all of our EMEA users know about it. My first priority is to spend time with our people, customers and partners to listen to what they need and expect from next generation data management solutions so we can continue to deliver on those.”
