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Accedian Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
APMdigest

Sergio Bea, VP Global Enterprise & Channel Sales at Accedian, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Bea draws on more than two decades of telecom industry experience in his role directing Accedian's enterprise and global channel strategy. He has worked for Fortune 500 global corporations in key strategic roles throughout his career, with prior roles across various disciplines including sales, business development, strategy, consulting, and services. Before joining Accedian, Bea led the development and implementation of Viavi Solutions' channel strategy and managed the NPMD business. Previous leadership roles also include North America and Latin America channel program at Ciena, management positions at Nortel Networks, and Accenture consulting in Argentina. Bea holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Universidad de Belgrano, a master's degree in economics from Instituto Torcuato Di Tella, and received the prestigious Channel Chief Award from CRN for the past five years in a row — from 2016 to 2020.

Accedian is a provider of performance analytics and end user experience solutions, dedicated to providing its customers with the ability to assure their digital infrastructure, while helping them to unlock the full productivity of their users. Accedian is committed to empowering its customers with the ability to see far and wide across their IT and network infrastructure and a microscopic ability to dive deep and understand the experience of every user, helping them to delight their own customers each and every time.

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Accedian Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
APMdigest

Sergio Bea, VP Global Enterprise & Channel Sales at Accedian, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

Bea draws on more than two decades of telecom industry experience in his role directing Accedian's enterprise and global channel strategy. He has worked for Fortune 500 global corporations in key strategic roles throughout his career, with prior roles across various disciplines including sales, business development, strategy, consulting, and services. Before joining Accedian, Bea led the development and implementation of Viavi Solutions' channel strategy and managed the NPMD business. Previous leadership roles also include North America and Latin America channel program at Ciena, management positions at Nortel Networks, and Accenture consulting in Argentina. Bea holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Universidad de Belgrano, a master's degree in economics from Instituto Torcuato Di Tella, and received the prestigious Channel Chief Award from CRN for the past five years in a row — from 2016 to 2020.

Accedian is a provider of performance analytics and end user experience solutions, dedicated to providing its customers with the ability to assure their digital infrastructure, while helping them to unlock the full productivity of their users. Accedian is committed to empowering its customers with the ability to see far and wide across their IT and network infrastructure and a microscopic ability to dive deep and understand the experience of every user, helping them to delight their own customers each and every time.

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