Raj Juneja appointed as President of Cisco Canada
January 28 2025 - 7:30AM
Today, Cisco, the worldwide leader in security and networking, has
appointed Raj Juneja as President, Cisco Canada effective February
1, 2025.
With more than 25 years of experience in the
technology sector, Juneja has a keen understanding of the
challenges and opportunities leaders face today and the role that
data plays in connecting and protecting organizations.
“It’s a privilege to take on this role at such an
important time for Canada, our customers and partners, and the
industry,” said Raj Juneja, President, Cisco Canada. “Al,
cybersecurity, and the network have never been more important. The
decisions and investments organizations make today will set the
stage for future growth and success. I'm excited to work with our
employees, customers, and partner ecosystem to deliver value and
create a more secure and connected future.”
Most recently, Juneja led Splunk’s Canada business
as Country Manager where he successfully achieved strong business
performance since 2022. Juneja joins Cisco through its Splunk
acquisition, which closed in March 2024.
Prior to this, Juneja served in several roles at
Salesforce (MuleSoft) including Country Leader for the Financial
Services vertical and Vice President of Sales. During this time,
his teams drove annual double-digit growth and delivered
record-breaking performance for the company.
Juneja began his career at CA Technologies, which
was acquired by Broadcom in 2018. During his 21-year tenure, Juneja
held various leadership roles and achieved recognition as a top
global leader.
“Raj brings a depth of experience and insight that
will continue to strengthen the best-in-class culture and
performance of Cisco Canada,” said Nick Michaelides, Senior Vice
President, Americas Sales at Cisco. “His tenure at Splunk adds a
deeper layer to this, which will enrich the experience and
perspective of the team as Cisco continues the evolution of our
portfolio and solutions. I am confident about the impact Raj will
have on the team, our customers, and our Cisco partners as we move
forward.”
Juneja assumes this role from outgoing Cisco
Canada President, Shannon Leininger, who led the Canadian business
for four years before being appointed to Vice President, Global
Partner Sales at Cisco.
Juneja added: “From our incredible Canadian talent
to our strong track record of made-in-Canada innovation to the work
of our Digital Impact Office, Cisco Canada has the right strategy
to deliver impact. We’ll continue to bring these strengths to bear
to lift our teams, our customers and partners, and the Canadian
community.”
With a workforce of over 2,500 employees across
the country, Cisco Canada has been recognized as the #1 Best Place
to Work by Great Place to Work in 2023 and 2024. The company drives
local impact and innovation through key initiatives like the
Digital Impact Office, which includes the Country Digital
Acceleration Program and Toronto Innovation Centre, research and
development sites across the country and investments in people and
communities.
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Samantha Campana
Communications Lead, Cisco Canada
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