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100 Strong: The Most Powerful Women Of The Channel

By Jane O'Brien
August 21, 2009    5:30 PM ET

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Salena Butler

Senior Director Of Channel Sales

Epicor Software

Years in position: 3

Years in channel: 5.5

Goals for this year: Continue to enhance partner program with three-tiered professional services partner program; increase channel sales by 10 percent year over year; continue recruiting efforts and increase channel partners by 10 percent.

Executives you admire: Michael Pietrini

Female role models: Kelly Wallin

Jane Cage

COO

Heartland Technology Group

Years in position: 24

Years in channel: 24

Goals for this year: Develop more KPIs; work with executive team to move our focus more toward services; continue to develop systems and processes to increase profitability.

Executives you admire: John Fago

Female role models: Laurie Benson, formerly of Inacom Information Systems

Sandra Carter

Vice President, IBM Software Channels

IBM

Years in position: 30 days

Years in channel: 9

Goals for this year: "I want to accomplish three things: Grow the channel contribution to incremental revenue growth for the software business at IBM; grow the channel profitability of the partners in our Growth Through Skills initiative; nurture a partner and channel community to grow professionally and personally in skills."

Executives you admire: Steve Mills

Female role models: Donna Van Fleet

Toni Clayton-Hine

Vice president, Worldwide Marketing

CA

Years in position: recently hired

Years in channel: 14

Goals for this year: "Work with a great team of people to continue to develop a leadership position for CA's Recovery Management and Data Modeling Products."

Executives you admire: "There are too many to name."

Female role models: My mother, Nancy Clayton

Linda Connly

Vice President, Chief of Staff, Strategic Alliances and Americas Sales Strategy

EMC

Years in position: 6 months

Years in channel: 7

Goals for this year: "Customers are asking vendors to collaborate on solutions that drive IT efficiencies so they can do more with less resources and budget. I am focused on developing appropriate programs with our technology alliance partners that encourage and help our sales forces to work together and provide opportunity for mutual channel partners."

Executives you admire: John Chambers, CEO of Cisco

Female role models: Anne Mulcahy, former Chairman and CEO of Xerox

NEXT: Leslie Conway



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