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Ray Bradford and the ideas that became products
Before founding Spruce, Ray Bradford built database products at Amazon and an investment tool at Kleiner Perkins. His career follows the point where an interesting idea has to become something people can use.
Don MacAskill and the rival worth keeping
He built SmugMug by charging for photographs when free was fashionable. Then he bought Flickr, a competitor he had been defending for years, and took on the harder business of keeping a community alive.
Greg Bilazarian wants to step inside the story
From local television to an Armenian newsroom and Amazon Web Services, Greg Bilazarian has spent his career learning how organizations work. At NextGen Growth Partners, he is looking for a business whose next chapter he can help run.
Marcel Pividal and the Long Road to Useful AI
Before enterprise AI became a boardroom obsession, Marcel Pividal spent two decades learning how systems fail, scale, and earn trust. Now at Glean, he brings the patience of a network engineer to the impatient age of agents.
Will Tong Took the Long Way to the Right Question
He began with cells, crossed into code, and arrived at a harder engineering problem: how to teach machines the judgment that experts rarely write down.
Chirag Dhull Has Spent a Career Making the Complicated Clear
From Azure Machine Learning to blockchain oracles and governed AI, Collibra's CMO has built a career around a deceptively hard skill: explaining new infrastructure before the market has settled on the words.
Ariel Kelman Has Spent 25 Years Making Complicated Technology Sound Human
From a startup that did not survive to the cloud platforms that reshaped enterprise computing, Ariel Kelman learned a durable lesson: sophisticated technology only travels when ordinary people can understand why it matters.
The Producer Behind AWS re:Invent
She turned a cloud computing conference into one of tech's biggest annual gatherings, and she runs it from a small mountain town in Oregon.
Doug Yeum
Doug Yeum (Korean name Yeom Dong-hoon) is President and CEO of MegazoneCloud, one of Asia's largest cloud managed-service providers and a flagship AWS partner. An MIT-trained engineer, he spent years building Google Korea, ran AWS Korea, served as chief of staff to Andy Jassy, and then led AWS worldwide channels and alliances before taking the top job at MegazoneCloud. In 2025 he steered the company to a profitability turnaround on $1.16 billion in revenue and is now pushing an aggressive US expansion built around agentic AI, cloud security, and MegazoneCloud's own AIR and HALO platforms.
Danit Moni
Danit Moni is Vice President of Marketing at Amazon Web Services (AWS), one of the world's largest and most influential cloud computing platforms. Based in Seattle, Washington, she leads marketing efforts for a platform that powers a significant portion of the internet's infrastructure - from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. Operating at the intersection of enterprise technology and brand storytelling, Moni oversees marketing for a cloud portfolio that spans compute, storage, AI/ML, security, and developer tools used by millions worldwide.
Leah Bibbo
Leah Bibbo is a seasoned technology marketing executive with 20+ years of experience in strategic communications. She spent eight years at Amazon Web Services (AWS), rising to Vice President of Product Marketing and Strategic Communications, where she was instrumental in landmark initiatives like the AWS DeepRacer autonomous racing league. Known for her philosophy of embracing uncomfortable opportunities, she has since moved to OpenAI as Vice President of Strategic Pursuits, helping drive enterprise scale and global expansion at one of the world's most consequential AI companies.
Peter Cray
Peter Cray is VP Strategy & Operations for AWS Sales, Marketing and Global Services at Amazon Web Services, where he oversees go-to-market strategy, business and sales operations, competitive strategy, and field marketing across 122 subsidiaries worldwide. With nearly three decades in enterprise technology, he spent 15 years at Microsoft in increasingly senior roles - including COO & Chief Business Officer for Microsoft China & Greater China Region - before joining AWS in 2022. He reports to Greg Pearson as part of AWS's integrated global sales organization alongside peers Dave Levy and Robert Chu.
Sonia G.
Sonia G. is the VP of Marketing at Amazon Web Services (AWS), based in Dubai, UAE, where she leads marketing strategy for one of the world's most dominant cloud platforms across the MENA region. With an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management and prior experience at Accenture, she operates at the intersection of enterprise cloud solutions, demand generation, and go-to-market strategy for a company that serves millions of customers globally.
Debanjan Saha
Debanjan Saha is the CEO of DataRobot, leading one of the most widely deployed enterprise AI platforms in the world. A PhD in Computer Science from the University of Maryland and alumnus of IIT Kharagpur, he built his career across IBM, Amazon Web Services (where he launched Amazon Aurora), and Google Cloud (where he oversaw BigQuery Omni and Dataplex). He joined DataRobot in February 2022, became interim CEO in July 2022, and was formally appointed CEO in September 2022. He holds 50+ patents, is an IEEE Fellow, and a Distinguished Member of the ACM.