Verkada, a frontrunner in cloud-based physical security, has appointed Jonathon Dixon as Vice President and Managing Director for Japan and Asia-Pacific (JAPAC).

Dixon will oversee operations across Verkada’s offices in Australia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore from the company’s JAPAC headquarters in Singapore.

In just one year, Verkada has witnessed a remarkable 72% growth in its customer base, signaling robust demand in the JAPAC market.

Eric Salava, Chief Revenue Officer at Verkada, expressed confidence that Dixon’s extensive leadership experience will unlock further opportunities for the company.

Dixon brings over two decades of experience scaling multinational organizations in the region, previously serving as Vice President at Cloudflare.

His impressive resume also includes significant roles at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he led a multi-billion dollar enterprise segment.

“I am excited to enhance Verkada’s presence in JAPAC,” Dixon stated. “Our mission is to ensure communities are safe through innovative, privacy-respecting solutions.”

Verkada has earned the trust of leading organizations like City Beach and the Chiba Lotte Marines for their physical security needs.

The company has also forged strategic partnerships with regional integrators to bolster its market position.

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