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  • Thomas McCrory appointed VP of Sales, leading Keepit's growth in the Americas.
  • Keepit focuses on data protection for AI as SaaS dependence increases.
  • McCrory's extensive experience in enterprise sales aims to accelerate Keepit's US market expansion.

Keepit, a cloud data protection enterprise, has appointed Thomas McCrory as the Vice President of Sales for the Americas. McCrory's primary objective is to spearhead the company's growth across the region, emphasising the importance of safeguarding and restoring data as a crucial component of any artificial intelligence strategy.

The timing of McCrory's appointment aligns with a growing reliance on SaaS applications and the swift integration of artificial intelligence, which is increasing data volumes and operational risks. Organisations are increasingly focusing on how to effectively safeguard their invaluable asset—data.

Strategies for cloud data protection

"The rise of agentic AI is fundamentally changing how organisations think about their data – how they use it and how they protect it. What drew me to Keepit was its unique approach: a purpose-built, vendor-independent cloud with the data sovereignty and immutability that AI deployments require."

"Keepit already has strong footing in the US market, and my focus is on accelerating that - making sure the organisations investing in AI today understand Keepit's full offering and why clean, protected, recoverable data is the foundation everything else depends on," McCrory states.

Extensive experience in enterprise software sales

McCrory previously served as VP of Americas Sales at DataRobot and SVP of Global Sales at Incorta

Bringing over 25 years of experience in leading enterprise software sales, McCrory previously served as VP of Americas Sales at DataRobot and SVP of Global Sales at Incorta. His career also includes a tenure at Alteryx, where he was instrumental in building and scaling enterprise sales teams. 

Known for his service-oriented mindset and expertise in forming high-performance teams, McCrory joins Keepit during a pivotal growth phase in the US market.

"Data is every company's lifeline. Keepit is working to make sure every organisation has a reliable source of truth to depend on as they build AI into their operations," remarks James Dwyer, Chief Revenue Officer at Keepit. "Tom is exactly the kind of leader we need to accelerate growth in the Americas. He has built enterprise sales teams from the ground up, worked through complex markets, and led with a people-first approach that fits how we operate at Keepit."

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