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Rising in the Channel: Carly Robbins Named to CRN’s 2025 Channel Women on the Rise List

by Jordan Riddles

A well-deserved honor for a leader advancing partner success and strengthening the channel.

SonicWall is excited to share that SonicWall’s own Carly Robbins has been named to CRN’s 2025 Channel Women on the Rise list, which recognizes emerging women leaders who are making meaningful contributions across the IT channel. 

Each year, CRN honors rising professionals whose work is driving stronger programs, deeper partner engagement and better outcomes for solution providers. Carly’s recognition reflects the impact she’s had in helping partners grow and operate confidently in today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape. 

Focused on Partner Growth and Real Relationships

Carly brings a strong mix of channel expertise and technical depth, with experience across network security, cloud security, vulnerability management, threat intelligence and more. She uses that knowledge to advocate for partners, guide them through challenges and help them build long-term success. 

“What sets Carly apart is her approach,” said Jason Carter, Chief Revenue Officer at SonicWall. “She leads with responsiveness, collaboration and a genuine commitment to creating win–win relationships for partners, customers and colleagues. For many partners, Carly is both a trusted advisor and a consistent point of support.” 

A Recognition Driven by Impact

Now in its sixth year, the Channel Women on the Rise list highlights women whose leadership and momentum are shaping the future of the channel. Honorees are selected by the CRN editorial team, with input from channel chiefs and senior executives who see their contributions firsthand. 

We are proud to celebrate Carly’s achievement and grateful for the impact she continues to make across our partner ecosystem. Congratulations, Carly — well earned! 

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Jordan Riddles

Content & Copywriting Specialist

Jordan Riddles is a Content & Copywriting Specialist at SonicWall, where he helps bring complex cybersecurity topics to life through clear, engaging content. Since joining the team in 2023, he’s written everything from blogs and email campaigns to case studies, threat briefs and threat reports—always with an eye toward making technical info accessible and interesting. Before SonicWall, Jordan worked as an editor and copywriter in the publishing world. He’s a proud graduate of Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

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