Lenovo DCG moves Knight into ANZ General Manager role

Lenovo Data Center Group (Lenovo DCG) today announced the promotion of Nathan Knight to General Manager for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

Having worked with Lenovo DCG for almost five years now based in New Zealand, Knight will now relocate to Sydney where he will be tasked with managing and growing the company's data center business across ANZ.

Knight will report to Lenovo DCG Asia Pacific president Sumir Bhatia.

"Nathan has played a key strategic role in the rapid growth of the Channel program for Lenovo DCG," says Bhatia.

"His relentless energy, love of collaboration, and rigor in execution have led to a host of successes, and positioned him perfectly to drive the ANZ DCG business forward. We look forward to welcoming in the New Year with Nathan at the helm.

According to Bhatia, Knight is known for his strong strategic, commercial, and people leadership, with a proven track record in change management, business turnaround, and delivering rapid growth in competitive markets.

Most recently Knight headed up Lenovo DCG's Channel and SMB business in ANZ, but in aggregate brings 15 years of experience in the industry, including a decade in senior roles across product management, sales, and general management at Acer, HPE, Ingram Micro, and TalkingTech to add to his already mentioned time with Lenovo.

Knight is taking over the DCG ANZ leadership role from Rob Makin, who is moving to a global role as executive director and general manager of Lenovo's Worldwide Device as a Service Business.

"I'm delighted to be appointed to General Manager at Lenovo DCG in ANZ. I am proud of the strong growth that Rob has achieved at the organisation over the past three years, and will strive to build on this strong foundation to grow the ANZ DCG business," says Knight.

"As we look to build solutions with smart features to transform the user experience through Intelligent Transformation, we are ideally positioned to go from strength to strength and become the most trusted data center provider in the industry.