Pat Whalen joins RiverMeadow from Microsoft as Senior Vice President, Sales
RiverMeadow Software Inc., a leading provider of Cloud Migration Services and Migration Platform Capability, announced that it has appointed Pat Whalen as Senior Vice President, Sales.
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Pat joins RiverMeadow from Microsoft where he spent six years in Solutions Sales successfully identifying and developing Azure migration opportunities into multi-million-dollar deals. Previous positions included Fujitsu and Cap Gemini where he worked in a variety of senior sales and sales management roles solving mission-critical technology issues for clients.
In his new role Pat will be responsible for overseeing RiverMeadow’s fast-growing customer base, as well as progressing the company’s relationships with leading hyper scalers. He will have a particular focus on further strengthening the Microsoft partnership where RiverMeadow has deep migration expertise and proven delivery experience in both Azure and AVS (Azure VMware Solution) migrations.
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“In recent years I have worked with RiverMeadow on various joint initiatives and on each occasion I have been impressed by the company’s ability to drive cloud migration projects through to a successful outcome, regardless of the use case’, states Pat. ‘I am excited to be joining RiverMeadow at such an exciting time in the company’s history and look forward to contributing to its exceptional growth.”
Jim Jordan, President and CEO at RiverMeadow, commented on the appointment: “Pat brings outstanding sales leadership and cloud transformation experience to RiverMeadow which will significantly benefit both our customers and partners. I am confident that he will help RiverMeadow deliver on its mission of migrating customers’ workloads to public or private cloud faster and more cost-effectively.”
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