Replaces Colin Timm Former Salesforce APAC regional manager, Mark Innes, has been appointed as the new leader of Google Cloud A/NZ and Asia Pacific industry verticals. Innes, who was appointed as Salesforce general manager for Asia Pacific in late 2016, will be replacing Colin Timm, who is stepping down to "explore other opportunities”. Based in Sydney, Innes will be responsible for managing Google Cloud's business in Australia and New Zealand as well as leading the APAC vertical strategy for Google Cloud's priority industries. “Mark most recently served as the executive vice president and general manager of APAC at Salesforce and he brings with him many years of rich expertise growing enterprise businesses across APAC," a Google Cloud spokesperson said. Mark Innes (Google Cloud)IDG-Owned Innes spent about seven years at the helm of Salesforce, prior to his departure in October, with Pip Marlow Pip Marlow stepping into the top role. Prior to Salesforce, Innes also spent six years at Oracle in various management roles and also worked at webMethods. Recently, Google Cloud enhanced its support for SAP users in their cloud migration journey through launching its Cloud Acceleration Program. The program was initially launched earlier this year using the name 'Lighthouse' in an effort to partner with systems integrators and their SAP customers to help them transition towards using Google Cloud. Related content news Synnex adds Google Cloud Security portfolio By Julia Talevski 24 Apr 2024 2 mins Managed Service Providers Security Vendors and Providers news Arrow signs up LastPass for A/NZ distribution LastPass will work with Arrow in offering its reseller base access to necessary tools, services, training, and resources. By Sasha Karen 23 Apr 2024 2 mins Business Operations Security Vendors and Providers news TTC expands into Western Australia with Don Sharp at the helm Also hires Bryan Tan. By Sasha Karen 23 Apr 2024 2 mins Business Operations Careers Software Development news Macquarie Government joins Defence ICT panel Follows the Department’s recent $50.3 billion boost in spending in the next decade. By Julia Talevski 23 Apr 2024 2 mins Managed Service Providers Government Security SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe