Terry KS Dataiku has appointed Jo Goh as the new Area Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) Partnerships. With a strong leadership background at Cloudflare and Alteryx, Goh will lead the growth of Dataiku’s partner ecosystem in the region.
MALAYSIA, 17 DECEMBER 2025 – Dataiku, a leader in enterprise AI, has announced the appointment of Jo Goh as its new Area Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) Partnerships. In this strategic role, Goh will be responsible for accelerating Dataiku’s partner ecosystem, working closely with global systems integrators and channel partners to expand the company’s footprint in the region.
“We are thrilled to have Jo on board as she leads our efforts to drive partner success across APJ,” said David Tharp, Senior Vice President of Ecosystems and Alliances at Dataiku. “Jo brings with her a wealth of industry expertise, a proven track record, and a cross-cultural perspective that will help us create meaningful opportunities for our customers and partners alike.”
Before joining Dataiku, Goh held senior positions at Cloudflare and Alteryx, where she played a key role in driving significant revenue growth. She also brings years of leadership experience from her time at IBM, Lenovo, and GE, where she gained valuable insights in client management across Singapore and Australia.
“I’m excited to be joining Dataiku at such a pivotal moment for the company and for AI,” said Goh. “Dataiku’s vision of uniting human expertise and AI in a single governed system is transforming how enterprises leverage AI to drive tangible business outcomes. Together with our partners, we have an incredible opportunity to bring this technology to the forefront of industries across APJ.”
Goh’s leadership and achievements have not gone unnoticed. She was recently named to CRN’s Women of the Channel List in 2023, a testament to her influence in the channel ecosystem. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Systems from Monash University and has further honed her expertise with executive courses at the Singapore Management University and The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.