Airties appoints Nokia’s Harie as Chief Revenue Officer
February 2, 2026
Airties, a provider of AI-driven software for ISPs’ subscribers, has announced the appointment of Deepak Harie, former Senior Vice President of Technical Support and Deploy Services at Nokia, to lead Airties’ sales and business development efforts globally.
“In recent years, Airties has significantly expanded our customer deployments, product portfolio, and software integrations with leading hardware suppliers, and Deepak Harie is the right leader to help us capitalise on today’s market opportunities and best serve our customers,” said Metin Taskin, CEO and founder of Airties. “Deepak is highly regarded across our industry for his proven record of accomplishments, technical knowledge, adept leadership skills, and customer-centric ethos. Our mission is to enable broadband service providers to deliver smooth, smart, secure connectivity, and I am confident that Deepak will help us deliver on that commitment.”
“Airties is widely recognised as both a category-defining pioneer and market-leading innovator, and I could not be prouder to help build upon that remarkable legacy,” commented Harie, Chief Revenue Officer of Airties. “ISPs rely on Airties’ AI-driven software for the ongoing optimisation of their customers’ broadband experience, to improve performance, reduce churn, lower costs, and market effectively, and I am thrilled to be part of the Airties journey. Above all, I’ll be committed to championing our customers’ needs and helping them, as their trusted partner, to achieve their strategic objectives.”
Prior to joining Airties, Harie spent almost 25 years at Nokia in wide-ranging senior leadership roles. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of Technical Support and Deploy Services. He also served as Vice President of Cloud and SI Services, Vice President of Systems Integration, and Account Director of UK and Ireland earlier in his career. In his new role at Airties, Deepak will report to Airties’ CEO and founder, Metin Taskin.
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