[June 17, 2013] Xirrus appoints vice president of sales for Americas Tweet Jun 17, 2013 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- Xirrus, a provider of wireless network services, has announced the appointment of Cary Kosher as vice president of sales for the Americas. Kosher was most recently vice president of sales at Aerohive Networks. Kosher's 20+ year technology career also includes senior-level positions at Atrato Networks, Cisco Systems (Airespace), Napera Networks, Polivec, and WatchGuard Technologies. "Bringing Cary Kosher's widely respected sales experience and leadership to Xirrus adds tremendous value to our company, our partners, and ultimately our customers," noted Shane Buckley, Xirrus CEO. "Cary has a strong track record of global sales management and execution driving market-leading growth and category leadership. We are privileged to attract such an accomplished executive with an exemplary pedigree, and look forward to Cary bolstering our presence in existing markets and developing new opportunities around the globe." Kosher's career in networking technology began with WatchGuard Technologies as the senior vice president of sales. Kosher then brought his growth strategy to Polivec in 2002. The following year, Kosher joined Cisco (Airespace) as the regional manager for the Western US and Canada. Before joining Aerohive, he served as the vice president of strategic accounts at Atrato, leading business development strategy, activities, and relationships with global partners, including IBM, Microsoft and AT&T. "It's been a challenge competing against Xirrus the last few years as everyone in the industry knows, Xirrus has the best product on the market," said Kosher. "I am honored to join such an accomplished executive team and a company with a huge upside. Xirrus is poised for great growth across several vertical markets and geographies. I plan on leading the Americas sales force to great success and shaping the future of this company." http://www.datamonitor.com Republication or redistribution, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without prior written consent. Datamonitor shall not be liable for errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]