
Anand Eswaran is the Chief Executive Officer of Veeam. Anand has held the CEO seat since December 2021, and was previously Corporate Vice President, Enterprise and Customer Experience at Microsoft.
Current company
Veeam
Veeam is a privately held information technology company.
software industryHeadquartered in BaarFounded 2006Private company
Source: WikidataAnand Eswaran has been CEO of Veeam since December 2021. Before Veeam, Anand was Corporate Vice President, Enterprise and Customer Experience at Microsoft from January 2015 until January 2019.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstAnand Eswaran leads a leadership team of 12 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 12
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Anand Eswaran | Chief Executive Officer (CEO) | December 2021 |
| Dustin Driggs | Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Matthew Bishop | Chief Operating Officer | Not stated |
| Rashmi Garde | Chief Legal Officer | Not stated |
| John Jester | Chief Revenue Officer | Not stated |
Sources: Veeam leadership team page
Anand Eswaran is the Chief Executive Officer of Veeam. Anand has held the CEO seat since December 2021, and was previously Corporate Vice President, Enterprise and Customer Experience at Microsoft.
Anand Eswaran has been CEO of Veeam since December 2021, according to LinkedIn profile.
Anand Eswaran was Corporate Vice President, Enterprise and Customer Experience at Microsoft from January 2015 until January 2019, according to LinkedIn profile.
Anand Eswaran has been CEO of Veeam for 4 years, since December 2021.
Dustin Driggs (Chief Financial Officer), Matthew Bishop (Chief Operating Officer), Rashmi Garde (Chief Legal Officer), John Jester (Chief Revenue Officer), and 7 more. Source: Veeam leadership team page.
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