BlackBerry Executive and Leadership Team

John Giamatteo, the Division of Its Secure Communications Chief Executive Officer & President at BlackBerry, directs the company's strategic vision and operational execution. Giamatteo oversees all divisions, ensuring alignment with BlackBerry's mission to defend against cyber threats and secure the IoT. This leadership role involves driving growth initiatives and expanding market presence across government and enterprise sectors. By focusing on innovation in cybersecurity, John Giamatteo ensures the delivery of advanced solutions like Cylance® AI-based endpoint security and the BlackBerry® UEM platform. The President's responsibilities include fostering key partnerships and guiding the company's response to evolving global security landscapes. Giamatteo's executive oversight extends to critical event management through the BlackBerry® AtHoc® solution, reinforcing the company's commitment to safety and resilience for its clients worldwide.

Jonathan Wall, the President QNX at BlackBerry, leads the strategic direction and operational execution for BlackBerry's QNX software business. Wall oversees the development and market expansion of secure embedded systems that power critical applications across automotive, medical, and industrial sectors. This leadership role involves driving innovation in real-time operating systems and ensuring the highest standards of safety and security for QNX products. The President's responsibilities include fostering strategic partnerships with industry leaders and guiding the QNX team to meet evolving market demands. By focusing on the unique requirements of safety-critical systems, Jonathan Wall ensures that BlackBerry's QNX software remains the trusted foundation for secure embedded solutions. Wall's executive oversight guarantees the continued advancement and market leadership of the QNX operating system.

Joseph Feliu, the Vice President, Operations & Chief Information Officer at BlackBerry, manages the company's internal technology infrastructure and operational efficiency. Feliu oversees the deployment and maintenance of critical IT systems that support BlackBerry's cybersecurity and IoT product development. This role involves ensuring the seamless integration of technologies across all departments, enhancing productivity and data security. The Chief Information Officer's purview includes managing procurement processes and optimizing resource allocation to support business objectives. By driving operational improvements, Joseph Feliu contributes to the company's ability to deliver secure embedded systems and endpoint security solutions. Feliu's leadership ensures that BlackBerry's internal operations are robust, secure, and aligned with the company's external market commitments.

Jesse Harold, the Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer & Chief Information Security Officer at BlackBerry, leads the company's comprehensive information security strategy and IT operations. Harold is responsible for safeguarding BlackBerry's intellectual property and customer data against sophisticated cyber threats. This dual role involves architecting and implementing robust security protocols across all business functions and product lines, including Cylance® AI-based endpoint security and the BlackBerry® UEM platform. The Chief Information Security Officer's mandate extends to ensuring compliance with global data protection regulations and managing incident response. By overseeing IT infrastructure and security posture, Jesse Harold directly supports the company's mission to secure the Internet of Things (IoT). Harold's strategic direction ensures the integrity and resilience of BlackBerry's digital assets and operational continuity.

Tokunbo Oyinloye, the Chief Information Officer, Procurement Analysts at BlackBerry, directs the strategic integration of procurement analytics with information technology. Oyinloye focuses on optimizing the supply chain and vendor management through data-driven insights and advanced IT solutions. This role is critical in ensuring cost-efficiency and operational resilience for BlackBerry's product development and service delivery. The Chief Information Officer's responsibilities include leveraging technology to enhance procurement processes, supplier relationships, and risk mitigation strategies. By analyzing procurement data, Tokunbo Oyinloye supports the company's ability to deliver secure embedded systems and cybersecurity solutions effectively. Oyinloye's leadership ensures that procurement operations are streamlined and aligned with BlackBerry's broader business objectives and security mandates.