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Axis Communications appoints Ettiene Van Der Watt as MEA regional director

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Ettiene Van Der Watt is the new regional director of Axis Communications for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region

Ettiene now heads Axis operations in the MEA sales region, which includes the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Africa and Levant countries.

Ettiene has been part of the Axis family for close to a decade and within that time he has been head of sales engineering & training as well as the business development teams in MEA. Ettiene Van Der Watt said, “The Middle East and Africa region is culturally rich and an exciting emerging market for Axis communications. I am humbled to be given this opportunity and I look forward to working even closer with our teams and channel in MEA.” 

Verena Rathjen, vice-president EMEA, Axis Communications, said, “The world is changing fast, and we make sure we stay ahead of those changes. While security is still our main focus, we are expanding into related markets using new network-based products and solutions such as access control, audio, analytics and wearables. Long-term partnerships have been the principle that guided us since our founding and allowed us to scale innovation and solve complex challenges together. I am convinced that Ettiene and his team will continue to build on these partnerships so that we can continue to be successful together”.

As one of the leading technology providers in network video, Axis Communications enables a smarter and safer world by developing network solutions that provide insights into improving security and new ways of doing business

In the company's ongoing efforts to be closer to their customers, expand market reach and further drive growth, the Axis EMEA and MEA management teams are being expanded with several new positions. 

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