Haroon Ibrahim

Haroon Ibrahim has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Haroon started their career as a Branch Manager at Wang Labs in 1981 and held that position until 1989. Haroon then joined Implementors International as the Managing Director, where they achieved significant success in selling development tools to IBM AS 400 customers. Haroon worked there until 1995.

In 1995, Haroon became the Chief Operating Officer at Software One, a position they held until 1997. Haroon then joined IBM Tivoli Software as an Account Director for IGS, EMEA, where they successfully built the business to $30 million in just two years. During their tenure at IBM, they also acquired several large outsourcing customers.

In 2000, they joined Support.com as the Director of Sales, EMEA, and later moved on to Requisite Technology as the Vice President EMEA. At Requisite Technology, they ran the European operations and achieved a turnover of $13 million.

Haroon then joined TIBCO Software Inc. in 2004 as a Sales Director and worked there for five years. In 2009, they joined IDBS as the Healthcare Sales lead in EMEA, where they achieved significant success in selling to academic health science centers and helped deliver a strategic solution in Public Health England.

In 2014, Haroon held two positions concurrently. Haroon worked as a Business Development professional for Cortellis Data Fusion at Thomson Reuters from April to November. In December 2014, they joined Bright Computing as the Sales Director for EMEA. At Bright Computing, they secured notable deals with various organizations, including Volvo Cars and the UK Atomic Energy Authority.

Overall, Haroon Ibrahim has extensive experience in sales and business development, working with companies in the technology, software, and healthcare industries. Haroon has a track record of delivering results and achieving success in various leadership roles.

Haroon Ibrahim attended The University of Manchester, where they studied Economics. The exact years of their education were not provided.