Jabra bolsters regional leadership
Jabra, a world-leading professional audio and video brand, has appointed Daniel Johansson as regional president north to lead its enterprise sales organisation across the Nordics and the UK & Ireland.
Daniel brings more than 15 years of global leadership experience in professional collaboration technology, having held senior roles at Tandberg, Cisco and Avaya.
He joins Jabra from video collaboration specialist Huddly, where he most recently served as chief commercial officer, overseeing global sales, marketing and channel programmes.
In his new role, Daniel will focus on driving growth across Jabra’s Enterprise audio and video solutions, working closely with channel teams and partners to strengthen performance across the region.
Daniel said: “Jabra is a brand that I have long admired for its innovation, world-class technology and strong partner community.
“I am thrilled to be leading Jabra’s North region and to be joining a team with so much potential.
“I look forward to working together with our partners to maximise the new and exciting opportunities ahead.”
Joel Hamon, president of global enterprise sales at Jabra, added: “Jabra has always distinguished itself through innovation, with a strong emphasis on people and commitment to customers.
“Daniel’s proven leadership and extensive experience in collaboration technology will be instrumental in creating even greater value for our customers.”
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