• Tuesday, May 30, 2023

Sanjay Samuel to Lead BAE’s APAC/ME Financial Services Sector; Richard Watson Comments


Bae systems logo_ExecutiveBizSanjay Samuel, a former Teradata executive, has joined BAE Systems as financial services sector lead for Asia Pacific and the Middle East under the company’s applied intelligence business.

BAE said Friday Samuel will be in charge of sales activities for the financial services sector as well as the financial crime business in the above regions.

He will report to Asia Pacific and Middle East Managing Director Richard Watson and Financial Crime Managing Director Chris Green.

“[Samuel’s] experience with financial services companies will be a great asset to BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, ” Watson said.

During his time at Teradata,  Samuel was also assigned to sector leadership positions in international locations such as Australia and Southeast Asia.

He has 25 years of sales, sales management and executive leadership experience.

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