Yannis Daubin succeeds Bruno Buffenoir as the head of ServiceNow France

The French subsidiary of ServiceNow has changed its leader. 1^Yes In January, Yannis Daubin succeeded Bruno Buffenoir as the head of ServiceNow France. He had previously served as the regional vice president of Salesforce France’s commercial sales department. The press release announcing the appointment did not specify whether the latter would remain in the company.

The new regional vice president and general manager has extensive business experience and has worked in large technology companies for 15 years. At Salesforce, he manages the commercial sector in France (general commercial and mid-market) and the retail board of directors in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He is also responsible for the media, healthcare, life sciences, retail and consumer goods (CPG) markets. He started his sales career at Dell in 2007 and then joined Oracle in 2008 as the head of the sales team.

Yannis Daubin received a master’s degree in business strategy and negotiation policy from Panthéon Sorbonne University (Paris No. 1), and graduated from Dublin Institute of Technology and European Business Administration.

“ServiceNow is a leader in workflow and one of the most exciting and innovative growth companies in the world. Yannis joined us at a critical moment in our development. He will continue to position ServiceNow as a trustworthy executive seeking innovation Play a key role in the partnership.”, Paul Smith, Senior Vice President and General Manager of EMEA, commented in the press release.

“I am passionate about the idea of ​​supporting the growth of ServiceNow in the French market. The culture of ServiceNow, especially the team spirit that prevails there, coupled with the very strong entrepreneurial spirit of the employees, is fully in line with my own ambition to create diversity and collaboration. Team, bring reflection and innovation, and achieve results. Today, ServiceNow has the opportunity to allow leaders to participate in discussions around the Now platform, as French organizations seek to connect all parts of the business through digital workflows”, Yannis Daubin affirmed.