Angela Capon

Angela Capon has over 25 years of experience in marketing and has worked for various companies in the technology and communications industry. Angela is currently the Vice President of Global Marketing at EdgeConneX, where they oversee the global marketing programs and strategy. Prior to this, they held the position of Senior Director of Global Marketing at EdgeConneX and was responsible for growing the company's brand and strength in existing and new markets. Angela also worked as the Global Marketing Director and Marketing Director EMEA at EdgeConneX.

Before joining EdgeConneX, Angela worked at Equinix as a Senior Marketing Manager in the EMEA region, where they played a key role in onboarding Cloud Service Providers and building partnerships with major companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, VMware, and NetApp. Angela also worked as a Freelance Marketing Services provider at BlackDog Marketing Ltd, offering fully-managed marketing programs for clients including Equinix, Cisco, Nuance, Microsoft, and Symantec.

Angela's earlier experience includes being a Marketing Director at Nuance Communications, where they led marketing efforts for the desktop solutions group. Angela also worked as a Marketing Manager at Software Spectrum and Targetfour Ltd, and as a Marketing Executive at Cisco Systems. Their career began at The South Bank Center and The PGA as a Marketing Executive, where they organized events and assisted in the organization of the European Golf Championship.

Overall, Angela Capon is an experienced marketing professional with a strong background in the technology and communications industry, specializing in global marketing strategies, brand development, and partnership management.

Angela Capon began their education at Hurst Lodge School for Girls in 1982, where they completed their studies in 1989. Angela then pursued further education at Farnborough College of Technology from 1989 to 1992, focusing on BTEC Business Studies as their field of study. No specific degree was mentioned in their education history.