Veeam strengthens its EMEA channel strategy with new appointments

Veeam appoints Nick McAlister as UKI Channel Director to strengthen its channel strategy across EMEA.

In a move to increase its channel dynamics across the EMEA region, Veeam Software has appointed three new leaders within its team. This development helps demonstrate the company's commitment to fostering growth, innovation, and delivering customer value.

Nick McAlister steps into the role of Channel Director UKI, joining Veeam with over two decades of experience in partner network development and enterprise channel management. His expertise includes leading expansive channel programs and devising compelling market strategies.

Complementing Nick's expertise, Charbel Zreiby takes on the mantle of Channel Director EMEA East. Known for his strategic approach in diverse markets, his role will focus on enhancing partner engagement.

Roman Brandl joins as the Enterprise Channel Director for EMEA, bringing substantial experience in managing high-stakes alliances and driving success with leading IT vendors.

These appointments are key to Veeam's strategy to navigate the landscape of SaaS transformation, positioning their ecosystem for increased success.

With recent developments, including the acquisition of Securiti AI and the expansion of the Veeam Data Cloud SaaS portfolio, Veeam has expanded its presence in the data management space. As businesses recalibrate their data protection frameworks, the company aims to provide continuous support and solutions to its partners.

Under the leadership of Kinda Baydoun, the newly appointed leaders aim to fortify Veeam's presence by leveraging their expertise in channel management, aiming for enhanced synergies and partnerships.

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