toward future growth. Global Network The principal elements of the Global Cloud Xchange Global Network include five subsea cable systems operating on major global data traffic routes: the Trans-Atlantic route, the Europe-Asia route, the Europe-Middle East and Egypt route and the Intra-Asia route. As of 30 June 2014, these cable systems had a total length of 68,698 route kilometres ("rkm") and landed at 46 landing stations in 27 countries. GCX has launched India Cloud Xchange (ICX) through capacity acquired on the TIC cable to boost its connectivity between India and Singapore. GCX has owned as well as leased terrestrial networks with a total length of 83,432 rkm integrated within the subsea cable system. These are present in over 34 metropolitan areas across 14 countries covering major business centres. GCX also has a scalable global IP and multi-protocol label switching ("MPLS") network provided over 27 diverse owned and leased international subsea and terrestrial cable routes, with 836 direct inter-connections to 342 third party networks. GCX's managed network services platform connects approximately 27,000 sites in 158 countries through a combination of leased and owned infrastructure offered through a dedicated secure IP network. Two GNOCs in Denver and Mumbai act as the global network operational centres of the GCX Global Network, the functions of which include 24-hour monitoring, network operations, restoration coordination and technical support. Leadership Senior Leadership Carl Grivner: Chief Executive Officer Anja Blumert: Chief Financial Officer Jim Fagan: Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer Jocelyn Cho: General Counsel Brad Kneller: Head of Submarine Operations M U Khan: Head of Human Resources Stefano Mazzitelli: President of Europe and USA Vineet Verma: President of Middle East and Africa References External links Official website Telecommunications companies of the United Kingdom Telecommunications companies of the United States Companies of Bermuda Telecommunications companies established in 1988 Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2019 2022 mergers and acquisitions