NetApp appoints Anchalee Towannasoot as Thai country manager

• To lead NetApp’s business operations, strengthen partner ecosystem
• More than 20 years of experience in the technology industry to this role

NetApp has announced the appointment of Anchalee Towannasoot as the country manager for NetApp Thailand. 

In a statement, the software firm said Towannasoot will lead NetApp’s business and operations, focusing on accelerating digital transformation and cloud adoption among Thai enterprises while growing the business and strengthening NetApp’s partner ecosystem.

“I am excited to welcome Towannasoot to the NetApp family,” said Sanjay Rohatgi, senior vice president and general manager, NetApp Asia Pacific and Japan. 

“Her experience in leading high-growth companies and keen understanding of the Thai business and technology landscape make her the ideal leader to drive our company’s next chapter in the market.

“I look forward to working with Towannasoot to reinforce our position as the hybrid multi-cloud leader in Thailand and the region,” said Rohatgi.

Towannasoot said of her appointment, “I am thrilled to take up this new role when Thailand’s digitalisation efforts are picking up speed and scale.

“I believe in NetApp’s vision and capability in helping organisations transform for a cloud-native future, and I intend to use my knowledge and experience to help our customers and partners unlock the best of the cloud so that they can thrive and succeed in the burgeoning digital economy.”

Towannasoot has more than 20 years of experience in the technology industry where she demonstrated exceptional business acumen, client management, and technological expertise, the company said.

Prior to NetApp, she served as the head of commercial at Ascend Commerce at CP Group, where she helped to build up the enterprise business unit from the ground up, growing the business unit from a fledgling operation to manage more than 100 enterprise customer organisations. 

Towannasoot has also held various leadership positions in multinational companies, including Oracle Corp, Sun Microsystems, Unisys and NCR Corporation.