Chris Wolfe

Chris Wolfe has extensive experience in sales and leadership roles in the technology industry, working for various companies throughout their career. Chris most recently served as the Senior Sales Director for Gigamon, where they were responsible for overseeing sales in the South Central US, Central, and Latin America. Prior to that, they worked for Sirius Computer Solutions as a Sales Director and General Manager, managing a team of salespeople and helping clients solve their business problems through cloud, cybersecurity, SaaS, consulting, and managed services. Before joining Sirius, Chris held the position of Regional Vice President of Sales at Forsythe Technology, where they focused on helping mid-market and enterprise clients in the TOLA region solve business problems using technology solutions. Chris played a key role in the acquisition of Forsythe by Sirius Computer Solutions. Chris also served as the Vice President of Sales at Lumenate, where they managed sales in the TOLA and Western US regions, and at ePlus, where they successfully rebuilt an underperforming region. Earlier in their career, Chris held roles at Forsythe as Chief of Staff for Worldwide Sales and Marketing and Regional Sales Manager. Chris also worked at Paragon Solutions Group as an Executive Vice President, helping to grow the business and prepare it for sale to Forsythe Technology. Chris began their career at IBM, where they held the positions of Regional Sales Manager and Client Executive. Throughout their career, Chris has demonstrated strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of technology solutions that can help clients achieve their business goals.

Chris Wolfe attended WT White HS from 1985 to 1989. Chris then went on to study Economics and Finance at Texas A&M University, earning a BS degree from 1991 to 1993. In 1998 and 1999, Chris pursued Management Education Studies at Southern Methodist University - Cox School of Business. Later, in 2006 and 2007, they participated in Business Management Studies at Harvard Business School.