Robert D'amico
About Robert D'amico
Robert D'Amico serves as the Area Vice President for Asia Pacific and Japan at Aqua Security, bringing extensive experience in sales management and business development across various industries. His career spans over three decades, with significant roles at leading technology companies such as Cisco Systems, F5 Networks, and vArmour.
Work at Aqua Security
Robert D'amico serves as the Area Vice President for Asia Pacific and Japan at Aqua Security. He has held this position since 2022, operating from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing business operations and driving growth strategies in the region.
Previous Experience in Technology Sales
Prior to his current role, Robert D'amico accumulated extensive experience in technology sales across various companies. He worked at Cisco Systems as a Sales Manager and Account Manager for Vodafone UK from 1999 to 2006. His career also includes positions at Symbol Technologies and F5 Networks, where he held roles such as FMCG Territory Manager and Senior Manager Sales, respectively.
Leadership Roles in Asia Pacific
Robert D'amico has held several leadership positions in the Asia Pacific region. He served as VP Sales at AdaptiveMobile for one year and as General Manager at vArmour for six years. Additionally, he worked as Senior Director Sales at Gigamon, focusing on service providers in Asia Pacific and Japan.
Education and Expertise
Robert D'amico possesses strong skills in contract negotiation and change management, which are essential for navigating complex business environments. His expertise extends to strategy and tactical execution, contributing to successful business development and sales management across diverse industries, including Banking & Finance, Retail, Government, and Service Providers.
Career Development in Telecommunications
Robert D'amico began his career in telecommunications at Telstra Corporation, where he held various roles from 1989 to 1999. He later returned to Telstra as Manager of the Wideband Portfolio from 1997 to 1999. His foundational experiences in telecommunications have shaped his approach to leadership and sales management in the technology sector.