Lenovo Data Center Group A/NZ channel leader Frank Eagleton departs
Lenovo Data Center Group A/NZ channel leader Frank Eagleton departs
Search begins for a new channel leader
Lenovo DCG A/NZ managing director Nathan Knight Credit: Lenovo DCG
Lenovo Data Center Group (DCG) is searching for a new A/NZ channel leader following Frank Eagleton’s departure.
Eagleton joined Lenovo DCG 13 years ago and held various roles across the company before leading the A/NZ DCG channel business over the past two years.
Lenovo said Eagleton would be leaving in March to pursue opportunities outside of the vendor and was now on the hunt for his replacement.
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