Anthony Faustini VP Global Accounts, Commvault

Commvault Systems, Inc. announced an initiative aimed at driving greater impact with the largest global enterprises in the market, naming Anthony Faustini as vice president of global accounts.

“We work with the largest global enterprises to solve hard data management problems and we have a unique opportunity to do even more going forward,” said Riccardo Di Blasio, chief revenue officer. “I’ve asked one of our most seasoned leaders to step in and work with customers and prospects to build on Commvault’s role of bringing value to those accounts – Anthony will drive this.”

In addition, David Boyle will be joining the company as vice president of sales for the Americas and will be responsible for driving the next phase of growth by delivering the company’s innovation to customers as they grapple with the onslaught of data and advance their journey to multi cloud.

He brings 31 years of IT experience and was pivotal in helping grow Dell EMC’s commercial business. His expertise in crafting sales teams will be essential to delivering on firm’s priorities to simplify, innovate and execute. Through his career, he has hired more than 1,500 sales executives and promoted more than 250 executives to leadership positions.

These appointments are indicative of the momentum of the company, following the recent acquisition of Hedvig, which closed on October 1.

“Businesses are demanding more from their data management partners. We are in an excellent position to answer that call with aggressive product innovation and business simplification,” said Sanjay Mirchandani, CEO. “We are thrilled to have these two trusted professionals as part of our global leadership team, focused on continuing to serve our customers.“

Commvault now expects 2FQ20 financial results to exceed the guidance previously provided during the fiscal first quarter conference call held on July 30, 2019.

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