Proven Strategic Leader and Team Builder with Deep EMEA Experience at Ixia, Juniper Networks and Cisco Joins A10 Networks to Lead EMEA Sales
A10 Networks, a provider of intelligent and automated cybersecurity solutions, announced the appointment of Anthony Webb as Vice President of Sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
“In his 20 years of sales experience in the IT, data communications and telecom industry, Tony has proven his ability to deliver vision and strategic direction”
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“In his 20 years of sales experience in the IT, data communications and telecom industry, Tony has proven his ability to deliver vision and strategic direction,” said Christopher White, A10 Networks executive vice president of worldwide sales.
Christopher added, “Add to that his deep knowledge and experience of the EMEA marketplace — all of which makes him an outstanding addition to A10’s leadership team.”
In his role as vice president, reporting to White, Anthony Webb is responsible for managing and growing A10’s sales operations in EMEA, as well as leading the company’s sales and channel strategy across the theater.
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Webb’s extensive EMEA experience spans the enterprise, service provider and channel/partner segments. Before joining A10, he served as vice president EMEA of Ixia Technologies, focusing on maintaining Ixia’s position as the leading provider in network testing while driving their leadership status in network visibility. Prior to joining Ixia, he held positions at the vice president and managing director level for Juniper Networks, running sales organizations across EMEA and in the UK.
In 2000, he joined Cisco as sales manager for service provider and enterprise verticals in the UK, before serving as enterprise sales director emerging markets with Cisco in MEA, then collaboration sales director emerging markets. He left Cisco in 2011 to return to the UK.
Webb started his career after graduating as a mechanical production engineer from MCT (Maidenhead College of Technology) in Berkshire, England. He joined British Telecom in 1992, leading various business units for the company covering the US, Europe, and Japan.
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