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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2016

Episode 35: Keep Your Feet on The Ground! With Sharryn Napier

from The Catherine Plano Podcast · host Catherine Plano

Catherine Plano is here today with Sharryn Napier. She is the Vice President and Regional Director for Qlik Australia and New Zealand. She is responsible for driving sustained growth and sales for Qlik and its data discovery business, in addition to providing strategic direction for the company across the Australia and New Zealand region. Sharryn has over 15 years’ experience in the IT industry and has held senior positions at several global companies. Prior to joining Qlik, she was Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan for Serena Software where she was responsible for the company’s expansion in the region. Previous to Serena, Sharryn held the position of Senior Director and General Manager of CA Technologies. She was also a Business Consultant at Deloitte, specialising in Web and Application Design and Development for large global enterprises in Australia and New Zealand. Sharryn is currently based in Sydney and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Find Out More About Sharryn Napier Sharryn Napier on LinkedIn Sharryn on Twitter @QlikSharryn Qlik’ Website So sit back, tune in and enjoy! Interviewed by: Catherine Plano Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

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