Former Autonomy CEO Moves to Imperva

December 19, 2014

Anthony J. Bettencourt’s name probably rings a bell if you are a familiar with Autonomy. He used to be CEO of Autonomy Zantaz and Autonomy Interwoven, but according to Business Wire, he’s found a new position: “Imperva Appoints Anthony J. Bettencourt As New President And CEO.” Bettencourt will serve as Imperva’s president, CEO, and a member of the board of directors. The company’s founder, Shlomo Kramer, will continue to hold his place on the board and be the chief strategy officer.

“ ‘We are very excited to welcome Anthony to Imperva. He was chosen for his distinguished track record of executive leadership, as well as his ability to build highly effective organizations. Anthony has demonstrated an ability to drive shareholder value in competitive market segments and he brings experience driving technology excellence and global growth,’ Mr. Kramer commented, ‘I look forward to working with Anthony and am confident that he is the right person to lead Imperva on the next stage of growth.’ ”

Both Bettencourt and Imperva will focus on helping the company reach its highest potential, most likely to increase revenue, company image, grow the product line, and augment reputation in its field.

Whitney Grace, December 19, 2014
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Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under News

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