Anna N Schlegel is Truly Global. She provides an insider’s look at how enterprises move into international markets to successfully deliver and scale their product offerings to customers across different cultures. She has unlocked new and significant net revenue to the organizations she has worked with. In her 30 years of experience leading expansion in the technology industry, as GM, or Vice-President of Globalization, Anna brought Japan’s NetApp business from ranking number 12 to number 1 in data storage as an example.
 
She has worked extensively driving global market growth by entering new markets, enabling Joint Ventures in China, and OEM partnerships in Asia and Europe. Her strategy leverages the product, and enterprise's strategic upfront investment, to build a cohesive strategy for global expansion and support the company's growth goals. 

Today, Anna N. Schlegel is Vice-President of Global at ProCore Technologies. Over the past 30 years, Anna has led globalization, PLC, engineering, product, content, strategy, and marketing teams at top technology companies in the Silicon Valley, including Cisco, VeriSign, VMware, Xerox, and NetApp. Her work has been published in Forbes, Fortune, the European Union, Gala-Global, Multilingual, and many other industry forums. Anna has consulted for Google's International Product Team throughout her career, and is a requested speaker at the Berkeley Haas Institute, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Universitat de Barcelona, and Stanford University.

Today, Anna sits on 3 global Boards, Presides the Catalan International Economic Circle study on Women, is a Catalan DIPLOCAT member, and continues her philanthropic work with the non-profits she has co-founded such as Women in Localization and STEMentors Silicon Valley. During her tenure at NetApp, Anna Chaired the WIT organization.

In December 2021, Anna was awarded the "Creu de Sant Jordi" Medal of Honor by the Catalan Government for her leading efforts in Technology and Business. This award is considered the highest honor as a Catalan national. ​

Where is Anna Now?