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Microsoft Veteran Shapes Global Tech Landscape | Jean-Philippe Courtois, Executive VP and President, National Transformation Partnerships, Microsoft

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Jean-Philippe Courtois, a Microsoft veteran of nearly four decades, shares his journey from the early days of MS-DOS to leading global sales and spearheading national transformation partnerships. He discusses key inflection points in Microsoft's history, including Windows 95, the rise of cloud computing, and the current AI revolution. Courtois emphasizes the importance of positive leadership, coaching, and using technology for social good. He now focuses on empowering youth through social entrepreneurship and hosts a podcast on positive leadership, aiming to create global impact through technology and innovation. 00:09- About Jean-Philippe Courtois Jean is the EVP and former president of the National Transformation Partnership at Microsoft Corp. He served on the Executive Committee alongside CEO Satya Nadella as President and Executive Vice President (EVP) of Global Sales, Marketing, and Operations.

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