SEEBURGER AG Appoints Rohit Khanna as EVP Global Strategy & Corporate Development
Global B2B & Application Integration Solution Provider Expands Executive Team
BRETTEN, Germany and SAN FRANCISCO, July 22 /PRNewswire/ -- SEEBURGER AG, a leading provider of global business-to-business and application integration solutions, announced today that Rohit Khanna has joined the company as Executive Vice President of Global Strategy and Corporate Development, effective July 19, 2010. Khanna is a veteran in the business-to-business and application integration space who most recently was an executive with Axway.
Khanna will be responsible for devising and assisting in execution of a global SEEBURGER distribution and market penetration strategy including sales, services and business development. He will play a key advisor role in developing direction and positioning for the company's global and vertical products, solutions and services.
As a member of the SEEBURGER AG executive team, Khanna will also play a prominent role in expanding SEEBURGER's global leadership position both organically and inorganically.
Before joining SEEBURGER, Khanna was Senior Vice President of Axway with responsibility for consulting and professional services in the Americas, UK, Africa and South Africa. Prior to his association with Axway, Khanna had over 15 years of experience in the business-to-business integration, managed file transfer, infrastructure management and enterprise application integration fields as a senior executive with companies including Premenos, Harbinger, Peregrine and Cyclone Commerce.
"SEEBURGER's holistic approach, product quality, vertical solution depth, out-of-the-box ERP integration and services offerings including cloud services are innovative and unbeatable in the market. SEEBURGER's market dominance in business-to-business integration in key verticals provides a unique opportunity to naturally expand in other verticals and integration areas like managed and ad-hoc file transfer. I am very excited and honored to join a tenured and experienced management team under the leadership of Mr. Seeburger," Khanna said.
"Rohit Khanna is a recognized veteran in our leadership space. His business-to-business and application integration know-how combined with managed file transfer expertise provides a very strong asset to our long-term growth strategy in these areas. Rohit's extensive global exposure in executing sales, service and business development strategy in both traditional software and cloud delivery models was very appealing to us. We are delighted to attract such an innovative and passionate industry professional to SEEBURGER. In this position, Rohit will make a significant contribution to our continuous expansion," said Bernd Seeburger, CEO of SEEBURGER AG.
Khanna received his MBA from University of San Francisco's Graduate School of Business. He will be based out of SEEBURGER's San Francisco area office and will operate as a corporate officer from SEEBURGER's worldwide headquarters in Bretten, Germany.
About SEEBURGER
SEEBURGER is a leading provider of global business integration solutions designed to optimize transactions throughout the extended enterprise by automating trading relationships with all partners regardless of their size and technical resources. Launched in 1986 to provide integration solutions to the automotive industry in Germany, the company today is ranked among the top business-to-business gateway providers by industry analysts, and serves more than 8,000 customers in 50 countries and more than 19 industries through its flagship Business Integration Server and related products and services. Worldwide, SEEBURGER has offices in Europe, Asia Pacific and North America, including a U.S. office that opened in 1998. For more information, visit www.seeburger.com.
SOURCE SEEBURGER Inc.
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