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From Commvault SHIFT 2025 – KB On The Go | Danielle Sheer and Avi Boru
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In this bonus episode, KB sits down with Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer at Commvault, and Avi Boru, Senior Director, Cloud Engineering, Network & Telecom at Lennar. Together they discuss building trust by design and how AI, transparency, and authentic relationships are shaping the future of business continuity and cyber recovery.

Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer, Commvault

Modern compliance, legal and security teams need to be predictive, proactive, and data-driven to meet the speed, agility, and growth of global business in a world of constant cyberattacks. Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer, enables Commvault to do just that.

Danielle Sheer is a strategic leader with deep expertise managing complex global privacy systems. She has repeatedly scaled Corporate Trust operations for public technology companies, led IPOs and other transformative strategic transactions, and counselled leaders and boards on significant governance and activist shareholder matters.

Prior to joining Commvault, Danielle served as General Counsel at financial technology services company Bottomline (NASDAQ:EPAY) and at cloud-backup SaaS solutions provider Carbonite (NASDAQ:CARB).

She currently serves as Global Chair of The L Suite; as well as a director on the Boards of LinkSquaresBreachRxFormally; and the NetZero Institute; and the Board of Trustees at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

Avi Boru, Senior Director, Cloud Engineering, Network & Telecom at Lennar Corp.

As Senior Director of Cloud Engineering at Lennar, Avi leads Lennar’s enterprise cloud vision and strategy to drive the company’s digital transformation. With expertise spanning Strategic Planning, & Integration, Digital Transformation, Cloud Computing, and more, Avi is continually driving towards excellence, scalability, and reliability, especially in fast- paced settings.

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