Qvest says it’s expanding its “leading position as a consultant and systems integrator for media and entertainment by bringing global initiatives to the region. These include artificial intelligence, cloudification, and transformation which are closely aligned with growing customer needs. To bring this portfolio closer to the market Qvest is also strengthening and restructuring the local sales team to further increase customer engagement and support.”
During his 15-year career at Qvest, Glänzel has held several senior leadership roles, most recently as general manager and CTO. In this capacity, he led major media technology projects for broadcasters including Al Jazeera, Sky News Arabia and Asharq News. Building on this expertise, he will now take on broader responsibilities, combining operational management with a strong focus on business growth and customer success for all Qvest locations in MENA.
“I am delighted that Philipp continues his journey with Qvest in this expanded role,” said Peter Nöthen, Qvest CEO. “Philipp has played a key role in our growth and our excellent reputation in the region as a reliable and respected consultant and systems integrator. Philipp has excellent technological expertise as well as a deep understanding of the market and local business. Together with our newly structured sales team, he will drive forward Qvest’s increased commitment in the MENA region.”
To ensure even closer customer engagement and support, Stuart Almond, senior vice president sales media & entertainment, will take on additional responsibilities in MENA. Reporting to him, Satheesh Kumar, vice president sales Kingdom Saudi Arabia, and Mohammed Eid Abugarad, sales manager United Arab Emirates, will lead local sales and client engagement. Almond and his team will align the company’s service portfolio for the MENA region with its global delivery capabilities. Market and customer needs for artificial intelligence solutions, cloudification, and the transformation of existing organizational and technology infrastructures are part of this expanded focus.
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