by Brian Bell, Vice President of Sales — August 28, 2009
Two business partners that have been with Compellent since the beginning have recently received huge honors this week: Sonia St. Charles, CEO of Davenport Group, and Scott Winslow, President of Winslow Technologies, have both been recognized by CRN magazine for their overwhelming success and contribution to the storage marketplace.
We want to congratulate Scott Winslow for the addition of Winslow Technologies to CRN’s 2009 Fast Growth 100 list. Winslow Technologies’ remarkable 168% year over year growth makes it one of the top 20 fastest growing VARs in the United States.
Davenport Group has also earned a spot on this year’s Fast Growth 100 list. Moreover, Sonia St. Charles has been acknowledged individually as one of CRN’s 100 Most Powerful Women of the Channel. In particular, Sonia’s years of experience and personal “channel-changing achievements” in a previously male-dominated market has earned her industry-wide recognition.
As members of the Compellent Channel Partner Advisory Panel, both Sonia and Scott have been big contributors to the overall success and growth of Compellent and our all-channel sales model. It’s our goal to work together with all Compellent partners to reach a similar level of success through the continued development of and dedication to channel programs. On the behalf of the entire Compellent team, nice work Sonia and Scott…CONGRATS to your organizations!
by Compellent Technologies, — May 05, 2009
As we wrap up the Partner portion of the conference, we asked attendees to take the lessons they’ve learned at
C-Drive to forecast the future of storage for their customers.
by Compellent Technologies, — May 05, 2009
As
C-Drive 2009 opened, Compellent CEO Phil Soran challenged business partners to “Screw Up The Recession” using Compellent’s ultra-efficient model as an opportunity for growth. Following the keynote presentation, attendees commented on how now, more than ever, Compellent makes sense given the “Flight to Efficiency” in the data center.