BlackBerry Executive and Leadership Team

John Giamatteo, the Division of Its Secure Communications Chief Executive Officer & President at BlackBerry, directs the strategic vision and operational execution for the company's secure communications division. This leadership role involves driving innovation in cybersecurity solutions designed to protect sensitive data and critical infrastructure for government agencies and enterprise clients. Giamatteo oversees the development and deployment of advanced threat detection and prevention technologies, ensuring BlackBerry remains at the forefront of cyber defense. The focus is on safeguarding the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem through robust, AI-based security platforms. By fostering cross-functional collaboration, John Giamatteo ensures that the secure communications portfolio aligns with the company's broader mission of defending against cyber threats and enabling secure digital transformation for organizations globally. This executive's mandate includes expanding market reach and solidifying BlackBerry's position as a trusted partner in cybersecurity.

Jonathan Wall, the President QNX at BlackBerry, leads the strategic direction and business operations for the QNX® software division, a cornerstone of BlackBerry's secure embedded systems offerings. This executive drives the innovation and market adoption of QNX software, which is critical for safety-critical systems in industries such as automotive, medical, and industrial automation. Wall oversees product development, sales, and customer engagement for the QNX portfolio, ensuring it meets the rigorous demands of embedded applications requiring high security and reliability. The President QNX role involves fostering partnerships and expanding the ecosystem around QNX technology. Jonathan Wall's leadership ensures that QNX software continues to set industry standards for secure and reliable embedded operating systems, directly supporting BlackBerry's mission to secure the Internet of Things (IoT). This position is vital for maintaining BlackBerry's leadership in embedded software solutions.

Will Schenck, the Chief Revenue Officer at BlackBerry, architects the global revenue generation strategy, driving sales performance and market expansion. This executive oversees all revenue-generating activities, including direct sales, channel partnerships, and customer success initiatives, ensuring alignment with BlackBerry's cybersecurity and IoT objectives. Schenck's leadership focuses on optimizing the sales funnel and expanding market share across key sectors such as government and enterprise. By cultivating strong client relationships and identifying new growth opportunities, the Chief Revenue Officer directly contributes to the company's financial objectives. Will Schenck's role involves close collaboration with product development and marketing teams to ensure revenue strategies support the launch and adoption of BlackBerry's advanced security solutions, including Cylance® AI-based endpoint security and the UEM platform. This position is critical for translating technological innovation into sustainable business growth.

Joseph Feliu, the Vice President, Operations & Chief Information Officer at BlackBerry, directs the company's internal operational infrastructure and information technology systems. This dual role encompasses overseeing the efficiency and scalability of business operations while ensuring the integrity, security, and performance of all IT assets. Feliu manages the deployment and maintenance of critical systems that support BlackBerry's cybersecurity and IoT product development, including the UEM platform and QNX® software. The Chief Information Officer ensures that technology investments align with strategic business goals, driving operational excellence and enabling secure collaboration across the organization. Joseph Feliu's responsibilities include managing IT procurement, optimizing resource allocation, and implementing robust cybersecurity measures to protect internal data and systems. This leadership position is vital for maintaining the operational backbone that supports BlackBerry's global business activities and product delivery.

Tokunbo Oyinloye, the Chief Information Officer, Procurement Analysts at BlackBerry, leads the strategic direction for information systems and procurement analysis. This executive ensures that technology infrastructure supports efficient procurement processes and data-driven decision-making across the organization. Oyinloye's oversight extends to managing IT systems that facilitate vendor relations, supply chain optimization, and cost control, directly impacting BlackBerry's operational efficiency and resource management. The Chief Information Officer, Procurement Analysts role involves leveraging data analytics to identify cost-saving opportunities and enhance the strategic value of procurement activities. Tokunbo Oyinloye collaborates with various departments to align IT solutions with procurement needs, ensuring seamless integration and effective utilization of resources. This position is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge through optimized operational spending and informed strategic sourcing.

Jesse Harold, the Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer & Chief Information Security Officer at BlackBerry, holds comprehensive responsibility for the company's information technology infrastructure and cybersecurity posture. This executive directs the strategy and execution of IT operations, ensuring system reliability, performance, and security across all global operations. Harold's leadership in information security is paramount, focusing on defending BlackBerry's assets and customer data against sophisticated cyber threats, aligning with the company's core mission. The Chief Information Security Officer role involves implementing advanced security protocols, managing incident response, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Jesse Harold oversees the integration of security measures into all aspects of IT, safeguarding the company's products and services, including its AI-based endpoint security and unified endpoint management platforms. This critical role ensures operational resilience and maintains stakeholder trust.