GreenBytes names Mark Hardy as Vice President of Sales, EMEA

GreenBytes, Inc. has named Mark Hardy as Vice President of Sales, EMEA. Hardy joins GreenBytes from Xsigo Systems (acquired by Oracle in November 2012) where he served as EMEA Vice President of Sales. In his new position with GreenBytes, Hardy will be responsible for directing and accelerating sales and business development throughout EMEA for the company’s award-winning storage optimization solutions for desktop virtualization.

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As a successful and motivational business leader, Mark Hardy has over 25 years of leadership experience with a proven track record of establishing teams to win and develop global "Fortune 500" customers, systems integrators and alliance partners. Mark has held several leadership positions at both start-up and large corporate IT companies in the global marketplace including Oracle and Dell. Hardy spent seven successful years in the U.S working with financial services customers in New York City, and has built a solid reputation for developing and fostering customer and partner relationships whilst focusing on growth, profitability, customer satisfaction and employee retention.

Mark Hardy will be based out of London, United Kingdom, and assumes his position immediately.

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