Zoom Appoints New APAC Head to Drive AI-Powered Growth

Zoom has announced the appointment of Carlos Quaderi as Head of Asia Pacific (APAC), effective August 1, 2026, as the company strengthens its leadership in one of its fastest-growing markets.

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In his new role, Quaderi will report to Graeme Geddes, Chief Sales and Growth Officer, and lead Zoom’s go-to-market strategy across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), Asia, India, and Korea, excluding Japan.

Expanded Role Across the Region

Quaderi previously served as Head of Asia, where he led regional strategy, sales execution, and business growth across Southeast Asia, Hong Kong SAR, and Taiwan. With this promotion, he will now oversee Zoom’s broader APAC business, working closely with regional teams and global leadership to drive the company’s strategic priorities.

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His focus areas will include expanding Zoom’s Customer Experience (CX) business, growing its presence among small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and strengthening the company’s partner ecosystem across the region.

A technology industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience, Quaderi has previously held senior leadership roles at Workday, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Microsoft, where he led enterprise growth and go-to-market initiatives across Asia Pacific and Japan. He will continue to be based in Singapore.

AI Adoption Driving Regional Growth

The leadership announcement comes as organizations across the Asia Pacific region increasingly adopt AI-powered platforms that simplify workflows, improve collaboration, and enhance productivity.

Commenting on the appointment, Graeme Geddes, Chief Sales and Growth Officer at Zoom, said, “APAC is a critical growth region, and our continued investment reflects the opportunities we see across enterprise and SMB segments, the CX business, and our partner ecosystem.”

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“Carlos has been instrumental in building our momentum, and his expanded leadership will help more organizations leverage Zoom’s AI capabilities to improve productivity, strengthen customer relationships, and accelerate business growth,” Graeme added

Carlos Quaderi said, “Organizations across APAC are embracing AI to work faster while maintaining meaningful human connections. I look forward to partnering with our customers and channel partners to help them unlock greater value from Zoom’s AI-powered platform and achieve stronger business outcomes.”

Zoom Expands Its Presence in APAC

As part of its continued investment in the region, Zoom is expanding its partner network and has recently opened a new office in Singapore.

The company said its open platform integrates with existing business applications, enabling organizations to improve collaboration, streamline workflows, and deliver better customer experiences through AI-powered solutions.

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