Mena Migally Promoted to Regional Director – Territory and Telco for the METNA

Riverbed promoted Mena Migally to the position of Regional Director – Territory and Telco for Middle East, Turkey and North Africa (METNA). As part of his new role, Migally will be responsible for leading a direct and channel-led sales team across the region, with emphasis on growing the company’s market share in the rapidly advancing telecom sector, and increasing business opportunities for the company’s end-user experience monitoring solution, Riverbed® SteelCentral™ Aternity.

Migally will continue to report directly to Elie Dib, Regional Vice President, METNA at Riverbed who said, “With our leadership in performance monitoring, Riverbed is ideally positioned to be a key enabler of digital transformation for regional enterprises. At the same time, we see tremendous opportunity to leverage our unique capabilities in end-user experience monitoring to penetrate new customer accounts. Mena has a keen understanding of the Riverbed Digital Performance Platform, has a deep sense of commitment to customers, and well-established ties with our channel partners, making him the ideal addition to our regional executive leadership team.”

An industry veteran of 15 years, Migally has been a part of the Riverbed METNA team since 2014 in which time he has played a key role in expanding the company’s image as the Digital Performance Company. Building on this transformation, Migally and his team will also focus on helping businesses modernize their networks to enhance performance, security and flexibility, by transitioning to SD-WAN with the Riverbed® SteelConnect™ platform.

By working closely with the company’s partner ecosystem, Migally also sees opportunity in establishing Riverbed® SteelHead™, for WAN optimization, and Riverbed® SteelCentral™, for network, application and end-user experience monitoring, as technologies of choice for service providers. Using these solutions in their network functions virtualization (NFV) environments, telcos will gain an easier way to deploy and manage their distributed networks in today’s cloud-centric world.