SAP SE announced the appointment of Paul Marriott as President for Asia Pacific Japan (APJ). Building on SAP’s success and presence over the past 32 years in the APJ region, Marriott will be responsible for leading and driving SAP’s growth spanning Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, the Indian subcontinent and South East Asia, continuing the region’s role as a global growth engine for the company. He will report to Scott Russell, SAP Executive Board member, Customer Success.
“SAP has a heritage of over 30 years in Asia, helping over 46,000 enterprises big and small to be successful,” Russell said. “I am confident that Paul’s tenure with customers in APJ, as well as his relentless focus on delivering customer value and outcomes, will help enterprises accelerate their next phase of digitization.”
SAP promotes Paul Marriott as new APJ president
SAP promotes Paul Marriott as new APJ president
Will now report to Scott Russell
Paul Marriott (SAP) Credit: SAP
SAP has promoted Paul Marriott as new president of Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ), stepping into the role vacated by Scott Russell, who moved into SAP’s global executive board within Customer Success, focusing on more than 440,000 customers and about 40,000 employees.
Marriott is based in Singapore and will report to Russell. Prior to his promotion, Marriott was the region’s chief operating officer (COO) and maintains more than 25 years experience, including 13 years with SAP and 12 years at Oracle.
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