Ranjan Singh has joined cybersecurity company Mimecast as its chief product and technology officer.
Singh brings over two decades of experience leading product innovation and delivering cybersecurity solutions. His appointment marks a significant milestone in Mimecast’s evolution, bringing together its product and engineering teams under one unified organisation.
Before joining Mimecast, Singh spent more than three years as chief product officer at Kaseya, where he helped drive the company’s rapid global expansion, managing a portfolio of more than 40 SaaS products and contributing to more than USD1.5 billion in revenue. His leadership roles at Crestron Electronics and IPC Systems further cemented his reputation.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Ranjan to Mimecast during such a pivotal time for our company,” said Mimecast CEO Marc van Zadelhoff.
Singh’s leadership will be crucial as Mimecast has increased research and development investment by almost 50% over the last two years to deliver adaptive, AI-driven solutions for organisations.
Mimecast also recently appointed Rob Juncker as chief product officer. Juncker, who will report directly to Singh, held the role of chief technology officer at Code42 before Mimecast’s acquisition in July 2024.
Preceding both was the earlier appointment of Igor Shmukler as chief development officer and the addition of Amol Kulkarni to Mimecast’s board. Kulkarni is a long-time technology executive, most recently at CrowdStrike where he was chief product and engineering officer.
Singh holds a bachelor’s degree from Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia, and a master’s degree from New York University. Originally from India and having lived in Australia and the United States, Singh’s global perspective and cross-market leadership experience will further strengthen Mimecast’s innovation and growth.
