Tentang Acronis

Ilya Zubarev has served Acronis as its Chairman of the Board of Directors since June 2007. He is a founder of Rolsen, Infra Telesystems, SWsoft, Solomon Software SEA and Acumatica -- all in partnership with Serguei Beloussov. Ilya received a B.S. in Physics in 1993 and an M.S. in Physics and Electrical Engineering in 1995 from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.

Rene Bonvanie joined the Acronis Board of Directors in February 2014, bringing over 25 years of product marketing, business development, and general management experience from roles at INGRES, Oracle, VERITAS, Business Objects, SAP, Salesforce.com, Serena Software, and Palo Alto Networks.

Rene currently holds the CMO position at Palo Alto Networks, and also sits on the Board of Directors of Mirantis, Mintigo, and Servoy.

Rene speaks four languages and has an Economics degree from Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam.

Eugenio is identifying strategically important projects for the company and spearheading all M&A activities.

Eugenio joined Acronis from Parallels, where he performed in various roles, most recently as Vice President of Operations, and a General Manager of the entire Asia-Pacific branch prior to that. In his role as the General Manager for Asia-Pacific, Eugenio was responsible for driving demand and sales for Parallels Desktop for Mac, the market leading desktop virtualization product, as well as for the rest of the Cross-Platform Solutions portfolio.

First joined Parallels in 2009 as Business manager to the CEO. Shortly after was appointed as Director of Customer Satisfaction and Knowledge, at which point he designed and implemented customer satisfaction programs for service providers and consumers, and launched Parallels SMB Cloud Insights - company's first initiative to share expertise about the cloud and hosting service business with its partners.

Has extensive experience in strategic planning and operations. Holds a degree in Business Administration from Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi and a Master of Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis.

Gaidar Magdanurov leads global marketing and communications across all segments and channels. This includes brand, corporate, product and field marketing, demand generation activities, and analyst and media relations.

Gaidar joined Acronis in 2013 as a Business Manager to CEO, becoming Vice President and General Manager for consumer and online business in 2016, and consumer and small business in 2017.

Previously an investment director at venture capital fund Runa Capital, Gaidar was responsible for seed-stage investments, advising and educating entrepreneurs, supporting the business development of portfolio companies and maintaining relationships with startup incubators and accelerators.

Prior to Runa Capital, Gaidar served as Managing Director of the Microsoft Seed Fund and as Local Software Economy Initiative Lead at Microsoft in Russia. He holds a Master’s Degree in Chemistry from the Higher Chemical College of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

James Tucker Bradley is General Counsel of Acronis where he manages global legal affairs, including corporate governance, litigation strategy and management, financing and development, intellectual property, compliance and employment matters.  He also manages the global contracts team that negotiates contracts for customers around the world.

Before joining Acronis, Mr. Tucker Bradley spent nearly 20 years as general counsel of software companies in the digital marketing and mobile industrial solutions spaces.  He was also CFO at the industrial software company.  Prior to that, Mr. Tucker Bradley was an associate at Foley, Hoag, where he used his considerable financial skills in four areas:  real estate, banking, bankruptcy, and accounting malpractice defence.  Before that, he was an associate at Wilmer Hale, where he worked in real estate development and finance.  Mr. Tucker Bradley began his professional career working in audit and tax at BDO.

Mr. Tucker Bradley holds a J.D. from Boston University School of Law, where he was an editor of the Annual Review of Banking Law, and a B.S. in Accountancy with Highest Honors from Bentley University.

Igor Zolotaryev is the Global Vice President of Human Resources at Acronis, where he is responsible for supporting business strategies and objectives and managing the Human Resources organization across the globe.

Prior to Acronis, Igor spent 10 years as an HR leader at Honeywell Corporation, starting as Regional HR Leader for Russia and the CIS, and later taking on the position of the HR Director for Integrated Supply Chain for Home and Building Technologies in EMEA and Southeast Asia, covering more than 5,000 employees in manufacturing facilities and distribution centers. He holds a law degree from the University of Nizhny Novgorod and a degree in translation from Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University.

As Vice President of Communications, Katya is responsible for global corporate communications, press and analyst relations, and branding.

Katya joined Acronis in 2013 as a public relations director in Eastern Europe and developed an effective internal communications and PR strategy, which was successfully rolled out globally across the entire company.

In 2014 Katya moved to the International Headquarters in Singapore to manage public relations in the APAC region. In June 2016, she relocated to the U.S. office in Burlington, MA, taking the position of a Global Director of Corporate Communications and becoming the Vice President of Communications in December that year. Katya continues to drive Acronis’ communications strategy, implementing innovative media plans, managing product launches, and maximizing the benefits of the company’s Formula 1 and Formula E partnerships.

Prior to joining Acronis, Katya was responsible for managing the brand and public relations for the Russian arm of the world’s sixth-largest mobile operator, VEON (formerly VimpelCom). Katya has a psychology degree from the Moscow Pedagogical State University and a teaching degree from the Tatar State Humanitarian Institute.