Teradata (NYSE: TDC) introduced the appointment of Josh Abbott to the position of Vice President (VP) for Australia and New Zealand. In his new position, Abbott is liable for main the corporate’s regional go-to-market technique, rising buyer adoption and enhancing buyer expertise throughout the area.
A seasoned enterprise government and expertise chief, Abbott brings a wealth of expertise in main gross sales organisations and in serving to shoppers with their cloud and knowledge modernisation journeys. His tenure with Teradata spans over 15 years, with Abbott main gross sales and enterprise growth within the U.S. in communications, media and leisure, oil and fuel verticals.
Previous to his tenure at Teradata, Abbott was at AT&T, the place he was a Senior Director targeted on growing expertise options. He has a Bachelor of Science from the College of Texas.
“My longstanding profession with Teradata is testomony to my confidence in who we’re as an organization and the distinctive proposition we’ve for our clients globally,” stated Abbott. “I’m assured in our workforce’s capacity to make an affect within the Australia and New Zealand market, as we enter our subsequent stage of development and discover the huge alternatives an AI-driven period presents.”
Teradata Govt Vice President, GTM Worldwide, Richard Petley stated: “We’re excited to convey Josh’s management and experience throughout to our Australia and New Zealand operations. His historical past, learnings and expertise working with our shoppers globally will likely be elementary to main considered one of our precedence markets. We’re assured in his capacity to assist us construct upon our momentum and development within the area.”
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