Kyndryl Appoints Andreas Beck as the New MD for MEA

Kyndryl has announced the appointment of Andreas Beck as the new Managing Director for Middle East and Africa.

Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, announced the appointment of Andreas Beck as the company’s Managing Director in the Middle East and Africa, with predecessor Vickram Nagi taking on a new role as Vice President, Delivery Transformation Leader at Kyndryl.

Beck returns to the region with a wealth of experience, working across numerous regions, industries and business units. Most recently, he served as Chief of Staff to Kyndryl’s Group President. Based out of the company’s headquarters in New York, Beck was leading strategic initiatives around the formation of Kyndryl and ensuring alignment of business strategy and priorities throughout the company.

Prior to joining Kyndryl in May 2021, Beck led the Financial Services and Public Sectors for IBM’s Global Technology Services business across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. He also held several sales leadership roles during his previous assignment in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), supporting customers across the Middle East and Africa.

The Middle East and Africa is a rapidly growing region where digital transformation not only acts as a catalyst for success amongst businesses but is key to advancing national agendas. I am excited to return to the region and collaborate with Kyndryl’s employees, customers, and partners to modernize and manage mission-critical systems across multiple industries.

Andreas Beck, Managing Director in the Middle East and Africa, Kyndryl

Beck holds a Bachelor of Business Administration, from Fontys – University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands and a Master of Business Administration from Warwick Business School in the United Kingdom.

Kyndryl designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex, mission-critical information systems that the world depends on every day. Kyndryl’s 90,000+ employees serve over 4,000 customers in more than 60 countries around the world, including 75 percent of the Fortune 100.

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