Ravi Rajendran
Ravi Rajendran is Cohesity vice president for Asia Pacific.
Ravi is an experienced regional leader and industry veteran, with 30 years of experience in the information and communications technology industry. As the Asia-Pacific Vice President, Ravi leads Cohesity's sales, channels and alliances, operations and marketing team throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Ravi is responsible for growing the business, by leveraging Cohesity's market leading suite of Data Management solutions, and deepening relationships with both customers and partners.
Prior to joining Cohesity, Ravi was the Vice President for the Asia South Region at Veritas, where he grew the Asia South region significantly and extended the vendors market leadership in each country. Before joining Veritas, Ravi spent over ten years with Hitachi Data Systems as Vice President & General Manager for the ASEAN & India region, where he played a pivotal role in identifying and successfully capitalising on fast-growing business territories, and championing the organisation's business transformation agenda. Preceding these roles, Ravi held positions as the Director of Channels for Asia-Pacific & Japan at McData and Regional Country Manager for EMC in Singapore and emerging markets in South-East Asia. At EMC, Ravi led a significant increase in market share through strong customer growth in the financial and government sectors.
Ravi holds a B.Eng (Hons), Electrical & Electronics Engineering from the National University of Singapore, and has completed IMD (International Institute for Management Development)'s High Performance Leadership program.
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