SUSE Executive and Leadership Team

Alan Chan, the President at SUSE, directs overarching business strategy and operational execution. This executive role involves steering SUSE's global operations, ensuring the company's mission to provide innovative, reliable, and enterprise-grade open source solutions is consistently met. Chan's leadership focuses on driving growth across SUSE's core offerings, including Enterprise Linux Operating Systems, Container Management, and Edge solutions. By fostering strong relationships with partners and communities, Alan Chan enhances SUSE's collaborative ecosystem, which is critical for empowering customers' innovation. The scope of this presidency encompasses managing the company's exceptional financial profile, characterized by fast-growing recurring revenues, attractive profitability, and robust cash generation. Alan Chan's strategic direction ensures SUSE continues to be trusted by a significant portion of the Fortune 500 for managing mission-critical workloads.

Mitsukuni Iio, the President & Managing Director (Japan) at SUSE, spearheads operations and strategic development within the Japanese market. This critical leadership role ensures SUSE's enterprise-grade open source solutions, including Enterprise Linux, Container Management, and Edge technologies, effectively serve Japanese customers. Iio's mandate involves deepening SUSE's collaboration with local partners and communities, fostering an environment where Japanese businesses can innovate across data centers, cloud, and edge deployments. By understanding the unique demands of the Japanese market, Mitsukuni Iio drives the adoption of SUSE's reliable solutions for mission-critical workloads. The focus is on expanding SUSE's trusted client base within Japan, mirroring the company's global success with a significant percentage of Fortune 500 companies. Mitsukuni Iio's leadership is instrumental in maintaining SUSE's strong financial profile and market position within this key region.

George Qin, the President, Greater (China) at SUSE, directs the company's strategic initiatives and operational performance across the significant Chinese market. This executive position is pivotal in delivering SUSE's innovative and reliable open source solutions, encompassing Enterprise Linux Operating Systems, Container Management, and Edge solutions, to a broad customer base. Qin's leadership emphasizes strengthening SUSE's engagement with regional partners and communities, thereby empowering Chinese enterprises to innovate from the data center to the cloud and the edge. By tailoring SUSE's offerings to the specific needs of the Greater China region, George Qin ensures that customers can effectively manage mission-critical workloads. The objective is to expand SUSE's trusted customer footprint, including its significant presence among Fortune 500 companies, by demonstrating the value of SUSE's unique combination of recurring revenues, profitability, and cash generation within this dynamic market.

Keith Miracle, the Director, Office of the Chief Technology Officer at SUSE, drives technology strategy and innovation. Overseeing key initiatives within the CTO's office, Miracle ensures alignment with SUSE's commitment to enterprise-grade open source solutions. This leadership position involves translating complex technical requirements into actionable plans that support SUSE's offerings in Enterprise Linux Operating Systems, Container Management, and Edge solutions. Miracle's focus centers on enhancing the collaborative efforts with partners and communities, a cornerstone of SUSE's operational philosophy. By championing advancements in technology, Keith Miracle directly contributes to the company's ability to empower customers to innovate across diverse environments, from data centers to the cloud and the edge. The role demands a deep understanding of market trends and the strategic application of open source technologies to maintain SUSE's competitive edge and support its blue-chip client base.