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Diego Utge to lead Ingram Micro in India

In his new role, Utge takes on the leadership responsibility for Ingram Micro’s India strategy, operations and business execution. He will be reporting to Mike Zilis, EVP & Group President, Asia Pacific.

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Ingram Micro announced the appointment of Diego Utge as Senior Vice President & Chief Country Executive for . In his new role, Utge takes on the leadership responsibility for ‘s India strategy, operations and execution. He will be reporting to Mike Zilis, EVP & Group President, Asia Pacific.

“Diego has built a growth-minded career by listening and responding to the business needs and embracing and leading change within Ingram Micro and around it,” said Zilis. “His drive to succeed, record of success and inclusive approach to build a high-performance team is what makes Diego a great leader for our India organization.”

Diego, former Chief Country Executive of Ingram Micro , is a seasoned leader. He has been instrumental in transforming Ingram Micro’s Brazil operations from loss-making business, to become the largest technology distributor, with consistent profitable operations. He comes with a career of more than 16 years in the company, having led organizations and different businesses in very diversified environments.

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“I am very excited to join to lead our India organization. It will be great to continue the great work that is being done by an extremely seasoned team built by Jaishankar Krishnan. We will accelerate our investments in the country, to continue bringing to the market innovative solutions that will help our ecosystem of partners to commercialize more complex solutions and capitalize on the great momentum and transformation the Republic of India is undergoing”, said Diego.

“2017 was an exceptional year of growth for Ingram Micro and our India business,” notes Zilis. “Under Diego´s leadership, our India team will continue to serve as an indispensable partner and an unstoppable industry leader.

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M Kalam
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M Kalam covers technology and e-goverance for TechObserver.in.
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