Ana Sopia Officially Takes the Position of Country Manager for NetApp Indonesia

Some time ago, the company providing data and management solutions, NetApp, officially announced that their new Country Manager for the Indonesian region is now in the hands of Ana Sopia. In her new position, Ana will be responsible for leading, supervising, and building NetApp's business in Indonesia. Previously, the position of Country Manager for NetApp Indonesia was held by Steven Law, who has resigned since March 2015.

Prior to serving as the highest leader of NetApp in Indonesia, Ana held the position of Channel Sales Manager. Her career at NetApp Indonesia began seven years ago, namely in 2008. In the course of her career, Anna became part of the NetApp Sales Club twice in a row, the NetApp Top Achiever.

Through the press statement we received, Ana explained that according to her, data is a significant driver of growth and development in Indonesia. Ana believes that by offering NetApp's comprehensive portfolio of data management solutions, NetApp can lead its customers to success.

The woman with a Bachelor's degree in Computer and Master of Management from Bina Nusantara University will be directly responsible for reporting all NetApp operations in Indonesia to Weera Areeratanasak who was recently appointed as Managing Director of NetAp for Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand (MIT).

As the new Managing Director for the MIT region, Weera Areeratanasak will be responsible for leading enterprise and commercial teams in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. Weera will also seek to work more closely with Country Managers in each of these countries to expand their presence NetApp in regional markets.

Responding to Ana's appointment as the new Country Manager of NetApp Indonesia, Weera said, "Ana has been an integral part of our team since the beginning NetApp standing in Indonesia. With his experience and insight, I believe he will be able to work effectively with our customers across Indonesia and guide them to higher levels of success."

For information, in addition to changing leadership, NetApp Indonesia has also changed its regional grouping. Previously, NetApp Indonesia was in the same group as the Philippines. Now Indonesia is in one group with Malaysia and Thailand.