Commvault appoints Matthew Stauble as Chief Customer Officer
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Commvault Announces the Appointment of Matthew Stauble as Chief Customer Officer, Responsible for the Company's Global Customer Engineering Organization, Covering Sales Engineering, Customer Success, Professional Services, and Customer Support. The company states that this move is aimed at accelerating customer value, resilience, and growth, as well as addressing the demands of the AI era for AI and network resilience solutions.
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Commvault appoints Matthew Stauble as Chief Customer Officer

A senior customer management executive joins Commvault to accelerate customer value, resilience, and growth in the AI era.

New Jersey, USA Tinton Falls, October 7, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Commvault (Nasdaq ticker: CVLT), a leader in the enterprise-level unified resilience field, today announced the appointment of Matthew Stauble as Chief Customer Officer, who will report to the President of Customers and Frontline Operations, Geoff Haydon.

Stauble will lead the company's global customer engineering organization, which encompasses sales engineering, customer success, professional services, and customer support, and covers the entire customer lifecycle from technical assessment to adoption, renewal, and expansion.

Stauble previously worked at a data analytics company, Alteryx, in the role of Chief Customer Officer. Prior to that, he served as Senior Vice President of Global Customer Service at a leading cybersecurity firm, Palo Alto Networks, where he led customer organizations through a growth process from tens of millions of dollars to several billion dollars in revenue.

Stauble has extensive experience in guiding customers through adoption, renewal, and expansion. Commvault states that this will help the company deepen customer success, drive long-term growth, and meet the growing demands for AI and network resilience. As enterprises accelerate their adoption of AI to enhance innovation and productivity, Stauble will assist customers in embracing resilient solutions, thereby reducing risks and enabling them to operate in a continuous business environment.

Haydon indicates that: 'With the rise of AI and the compression of recovery time windows, enterprises rely on Commvault to maintain resilience. Matthew brings profound customer leadership and security experience to Commvault, as well as a unique understanding of the end-to-end customer journey. This will help enterprises maximize their investments and enhance their resilience at critical moments.'

Stauble I am delighted to join Commvault at this critical moment for the company and its clients. AI recovery has become essential for business operations, and Commvault is shaping its future. I look forward to working with clients at every stage of their lifecycle to help them advance AI deployments, protect against cyber threats, and enhance resilience.

About Commvault

Commvault (Nasdaq ticker: CVLT) is a leader in the field of enterprise-level unified resilience. In an ever-evolving threat environment, Commvault helps customers remain ready to respond at any time by unifying data security, identity resilience, and network recovery on a cloud-native platform empowered by AI. Customers trust Commvault to achieve the fastest and most comprehensive recovery – not only of data, but also of the entire business. Commvault is specifically designed for proxy-based enterprises and also assists organizations in securely embracing AI while protecting them from threats driven by AI.

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