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Crowdstrike Launches Latin America Operations

Tuesday, April 25th, 2017

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CrowdStrike announced Tuesday it is launching an operation in Latin America to expand regional sales, marketing, and partner and business development support.This expansion includes a new office in Mexico City that the company said will accelerate its go-to-market strategy in the region and expand opportunities for new business development and partnerships.CrowdStrike highlighted as part of these moves it appointed Carlos Gonzalez as managing director for Latin America. Previously Gonzalez served in several leadership positions in McAfee’s Mexico and Latin America…

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