Jeanne Beliveau-Dunn

Jeanne Beliveau-Dunn is an American corporate technology executive, entrepreneur, and board member. She is a former senior executive of Cisco Systems.

Education

Beliveau-Dunn received a bachelor's degree in management from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. During her time at Cisso, she pursued graduate of both MITs Executive Leadership program and Harvard University's Accelerated MBA program for executives.

Career

After undergraduate studies, Beliveau-Dunn was vice president and general manager for Micronics/Diamond computers, which she joined when it was a start up.

In 1996, Beliveau-Dunn joined Cisco leading the channels sales team for global markets. She then created the Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG), a consulting team working with Cisco's largest customers around the globe. In her final role at Cisco, Beliveau-Dunn served as a vice president and general manager of Services. In this role, she led Technical Services strategy and operations, the Office of Innovation and the Learning@Cisco business unit. In 2017, she was referred to as the chief knowledge officer of Cisco.

In 2016, she self-published a career book I'm the Boss of Me: A Guide to Owning Your Career.

In 2018, Beliveau-Dunn left Cisco and became the chief executive officer and president of Claridad, a logistics, cybersecurity and AI services company.

Beliveau-Dunn serves on a number of corporate boards and advisory boards. Her corporate board memberships include: Columbus McKinnon Corporation, Xylem, and Edison Electric. She previously advised organizations such as Arizona State University, New York Academy of Sciences, California State University Chico and the Technical Services Industry Association (TSIA).