Stephen Line

Stephen is a highly motivated sales and business development leader, with a successful track record built over 14 years working in multiple industry sectors across Europe, Middle East and Africa. He currently leads the Cloudera field team across EMEA, focussing on customer success. Prior to joining Cloudera, Stephen was responsible for business development and revenue generation at SAS, as well as leading and coordinating the Big Data Strategy for IBM.

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