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New President & CEO for SAP Australia & New Zealand

Stan Beer
Tuesday, 25 March 2008 16:24

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SAP has named Tim Ebbeck as its permanent president and chief executive officer for Australia and New Zealand, after he was appointed to the role in an acting capacity in mid January 2008. Mr Ebbeck joined SAP in 2003 as chief finance officer for ANZ and was part of the ANZ leadership team to end 2006.  In early 2007 he was appointed to the position of senior vice president and chief operating officer for Asia Pacific Japan (APJ). Prior to working for SAP, he held the position of group CFO in the Asia Pacific Region for TMP Worldwide.  He has also worked at Compaq Computer and Investment Vehicle, Unisys South Pacific Division, Tandem Computers and GEC ALSTHOM Australia Limited.

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