On the move: May

As part of the enterprise sales team, Jeremy reports to Geoff Noble and will be responsible for leading engagement with the Federal Government and RSA’s strategic partners to develop stronger relationships.

Previously, Jeremy Roach had roles such as security specialist, security practice manager and director, forensics and investigations with organisations including IBM, Dimension Data and the ATO.

APC has appointed Christian Bertolini to the role of chief technology officer, APC Pacific for Australia and New Zealand. Bertolini is responsible for communicating the energy company's offering to partners and customers, as well as helping to develop data centre design strategies that deliver innovation and energy savings to APC’s customers. Bertolini previously held the position of Engineering Practice Manager and has been with APC since 2002.

M86 has appointed Jason Pearce as director sales engineering in Asia Pacific. Pearce will lead sales engineering and provide high level technical support to M86's customer and channel base in APAC.

Pearce has nearly 20 years experience in IT security. Recently he worked for RSA as the director sales engineering for the Asia-Pacific and Japan region.

He has also held the role of Worldwide Security Services Practice for Cisco in Asia-Pacific and technical director for Security and Identity Management in the Consulting Services group for Oracle Asia-Pacific.

Pearce will be based in Singapore.

Based in Melbourne, Daniel Miller is responsible for the IT search company Splunk in Australia and New Zealand, including sales, marketing, education and training and channel relationships.

He will also oversee technical support with Brett Matthews, Splunk's newly appointed Technical Lead for Australia & New Zealand.

Amnesia Razorfish has appointed Karalee Evans as its new social strategy manager.

Evans has almost 10 years experience working in integrated communications, public relations, marketing and social media.

Prior to joining Amnesia Razorfish, Karalee was Communications and Partnerships Manager at headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Foundation. In this role she developed a social media campaign for headspace, as well as managing corporate partnerships.

Karalee gained instant fame and notoriety online when she posted a provocative job ad on Twitter and marketing blog Mumbrella and created a blog looking, using the line “An opportunity for a bold and beautiful agency has arisen, with a senior skirt now available for hire.