Руководитель по продажам Lenovo в Австралии и Новой Зеландии покинула компанию

Lenovo Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ) head of sales operations Pam Caldwell has announced that she is “closing an incredible chapter” with the global technology vendor. In a post on LinkedIn, Caldwell wrote that “coming back to Lenovo” in 2024 felt like “returning home”. Her role consisted of leading cross-functional teams across strategy, sales operations, analytics, supply chain, customer experience and commercial management. Caldwell was also responsible for business support functions to improve performance, efficiency, and customer outcomes. “I grew, stretched, learned and had the privilege of helping lead the business to in the Australian PC market,” she wrote. “Leading our operations team was a highlight — a group who delivered rhythm, cadence and hyper‑growth across two markets with grit, heart and humour. “Co‑leading Women in Lenovo was another honour. Creating spaces for women to grow, connect and thrive in ICT is work I’ll always be passionate about.” Caldwell’s history with Lenovo goes back to 2006 when she joined the vendor in sales management roles. Prior to her most recent tenure at Lenovo, Caldwell also held a series of leadership roles across the technology and business sector in Australia and Ireland. These roles span across leadership, sales, operations and business transformation for organisations like Dell, IBM and Bank of Ireland. “After a big few years, I’ve taken time to travel, reset and am working on the launch of my personal development business and podcast, ‘Pam on Purpose’ — focused on living with purpose, joy and passion,” Caldwell said. “Now … I’m ready for the next chapter. I’m seeking a market‑facing leadership role where I can bring together my operational and sales leadership experience, commercial mindset and love of working with customers, partners and teams.” Caldwell also thanked her “Lenovo family” for their “support, the challenges and the laughter along the way”. Lenovo declined Reseller News ‘ request for comment on Caldwell’s departure.