Lenovo has appointed its first Chief Commercial Officer for the Asia Pacific region*, Sumir Bhatia. Bhatia will lead the newly created commercial organization in Asia Pacific, bringing together enterprise sales, solution sales, channel, and alliances teams to drive stronger commercial alignment and accelerate growth across the region. He will continue reporting to Amar Babu, President, Asia Pacific, Lenovo.
Bhatia is a Lenovo veteran, having led its Infrastructure Solutions Group business for the past decade. He has been spearheading a transformative phase of sustained growth for Lenovo’s Asia Pacific infrastructure business.
The Asia Pacific region represents a highly dynamic landscape for digital transformation and technology adoption for organizations to drive business impact. This dynamic is defined by diverse levels of digital maturity, evolving infrastructure, and significant untapped potential, which presents a unique opportunity for Lenovo to deliver flexible, end-to-end solutions that address a wide range of customer needs.
The newly established commercial organization, led by Bhatia, will more closely align Lenovo’s differentiated full-stack AI offerings and commercial capabilities across business groups, teams, and markets to deliver Hybrid AI solutions to commercial customers.
The appointment follows the announcement of the planned retirement of Ivan Cheung, Vice President and General Manager of Lenovo’s PCs & Smart Devices (PCSD) and Chief Operating Officer in Asia Pacific, in June 2026. Cheung has made significant contributions to Lenovo’s growth and device business success in the region over the years.
Benjamin Yeh succeeded Cheung as Vice President and General Manager of PCSD for Lenovo‘s Asia Pacific region in March 2026. He brings over two decades of industry experience and deep business management expertise to lead Lenovo’s PCSD business in Asia Pacific through its next phase of growth.
*Lenovo Asia Pacific consists of these markets: Australia, Hong Kong SAR China, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
