Databricks has appointed Corrie Briscoe as Vice President of Partnerships and Alliances for Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ), tasking her with expanding the data and AI company’s regional partner ecosystem.
Based in Singapore, Briscoe will work with cloud providers, systems integrators, independent software vendors and technology partners to help organisations scale data and AI applications, analytics and agents across the region. She joins Databricks from Amazon Web Services, where she led the APJ Partner Core organisation, and previously held partner leadership roles at Microsoft and Cisco across 30 years in the field.
Scaling a fragmented, fast-growing market
The appointment comes as organisations across APJ increase investment to unlock agentic AI, a shift that requires partners able to navigate the region’s fragmented data environments, shortage of AI-ready talent, and the governance and controls needed to deploy AI confidently across different regulatory regimes. Databricks has also recently introduced the Brickbuilder Partner Network, a global programme rewarding partners for turning complex implementations into business impact. The company now works with more than 8,000 partners globally, including over 1,000 across APJ.
“Enterprise AI is no longer just about choosing the best model. It’s about giving that model the right enterprise context through a unified, governed platform, and that value is created together by Databricks and our partners,” said Kori O’Brien, Senior Vice President, Global Partnerships, Databricks. “Corrie’s leadership will be instrumental as we continue to invest in our ecosystem and help partners create the next generation of AI solutions across the region.”
“APJ is home to one of the world’s most dynamic AI markets, spanning different industries, regulatory environments and stages of AI maturity, making strong local partner expertise more important than ever,” said Corrie Briscoe, Vice President of Partnerships and Alliances at APJ. “I am excited to join Databricks at such a crucial moment and work alongside our valued partners.”



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