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| Dan Shapero | Complete | 20 | 1 Oct, 10:34 | 29 Apr 2026 |
| Ryan Roslansky | Complete | 12 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 16 Jun 2026 |
| Erran Berger | Complete | 18 | 1 Oct, 10:34 | 23 Jun 2026 |
| Anthony Chavez | Complete | 1 | 1 Oct, 10:32 | 30 May 2026 |
| Matt Derella | Complete | 15 | 1 Oct, 10:30 | 16 Jun 2026 |
| Teuila Hanson | Complete | 1 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 3 Apr 2026 |
| Raghu Hiremagalur | Complete | 1 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 1 Apr 2016 |
| Jessica Jensen | Complete | 22 | 1 Oct, 10:34 | 16 Jun 2026 |
| Blake Lawit | Complete | 7 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 17 Jun 2026 |
| Nicole Leverich | Complete | 16 | 1 Oct, 10:35 | 18 Jun 2026 |
| Jordan Levy | Complete | 1 | 1 Oct, 10:34 | 23 Apr 2025 |
| Mark Lobosco | Complete | 9 | 1 Oct, 10:35 | 2 Jun 2026 |
| Archana Sekhar | Complete | 2 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 23 Apr 2025 |
| Hari Srinivasan | Complete | 14 | 1 Oct, 10:33 | 1 Jun 2026 |
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So proud to be part of LinkedIn and Microsoft and the ad industry for showing you can do well while doing good. Hat-tip team 🎩!
Rachel Steinberg
Never have I ever had so much fun embarrassing myself in front of teammates, colleagues, and ad industry professionals!! Even better that it was for such a… more
Never have I ever had so much fun embarrassing myself in front of teammates, colleagues, and ad industry professionals!! Even better that it was for such a good cause, The Valerie Fund! I think it's safe to say that LinkedIn and Microsoft Advertising's first-ever "CAREoke for the Kids" team was a rousing success - a top three finish, tons of funds raised, and a million ideas of how to take home the trophy next year, given how competitive we are. Huge kudos to my teammates Melissa Perrier Alejandra Wichmann Danielle Berman Jamie Heckelman Michael Katz Ellie Weed Miller Fahey, our fearless leader and cheerleader Matthew Derella, our team captain extraordinaire Melissa Sales, our plant aka judge Zach Christensen-Mohammed, and everyone that came out and supported! Full video is available with bribes...56 reactions · – comments · 1 repostOpen on LinkedIn
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Andrew Chimka
LinkedIn's Hiring Pro continues to get better and better. One of my favorite new features is the ability to work together to find the applicants you're the… more
LinkedIn's Hiring Pro continues to get better and better. One of my favorite new features is the ability to work together to find the applicants you're the most excited about hiring. Hiring Pro has the full context on your entire workflow and works side-by-side. You can ask to re-evaluate all of your applicants in seconds if you think of a new requirement, and even put your top applicants into a table to easily compare. Try it - we'd love to hear your feedback! https://lnkd.in/ghrt_PKC
What are your can't miss business, tech or culture podcasts? I'll go first: *The Daily --> what's happening in the world *Pivot --> perspective / insight on the biggest news in tech *Song Exploder --> storytelling *Decoder with Nilay Patel --> the leaders… more
What are your can't miss business, tech or culture podcasts? I'll go first: *The Daily --> what's happening in the world *Pivot --> perspective / insight on the biggest news in tech *Song Exploder --> storytelling *Decoder with Nilay Patel --> the leaders building the tech *Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel --> new perspective on how to work Anyone have recommendations I should add to my list? Need to keep things fresh and expand my circle.50 reactions · 43 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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Clicked this link on a whim this morning and after 5 minutes I was completely sucked in. I always love hearing how people at the top of their craft actually work… especially when the biggest breakthroughs are sometimes totally accidental. If you’ve got an… more
Clicked this link on a whim this morning and after 5 minutes I was completely sucked in. I always love hearing how people at the top of their craft actually work… especially when the biggest breakthroughs are sometimes totally accidental. If you’ve got an hour this weekend and love pop music, have a listen. The stories behind Moves Like Jagger (Maroon 5) and Diamonds (Rhianna) alone are worth it. https://lnkd.in/dawGqg8G57 reactions · 10 comments · 1 repostOpen on LinkedIn
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It's college football season for all who celebrate! My Oregon Ducks had a wobbly first game, but I'm so invested in my team that there's no stopping now. If you see me at work and are a fellow college football fan, please stop me to have all the "Did you… more
It's college football season for all who celebrate! My Oregon Ducks had a wobbly first game, but I'm so invested in my team that there's no stopping now. If you see me at work and are a fellow college football fan, please stop me to have all the "Did you see the Michigan win over Western Michigan??" or "How did the Buff's pull that win out?" chatter. Just know that if you put a quarter in, you'll have to let the conversation play out.28 reactions · 4 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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The Openreserve team led by Dee Choubey had a major milestone this past week earning conditional approval from regulators to be a full service US bank that offers real-time settlement across fiat and blockchain rails, direct Federal Reserve connectivity,… more
The Openreserve team led by Dee Choubey had a major milestone this past week earning conditional approval from regulators to be a full service US bank that offers real-time settlement across fiat and blockchain rails, direct Federal Reserve connectivity, tokenized deposits, and GENIUS Act-designed payment stablecoin infrastructure. At its heart, it provides a critical combination of technology and trust. it offers continuous capital to flow -- without the friction of borders or time zones. All transactions are verified and the bank is regulated. Great video below that brings it to life. It's an emerging space and excited to be connected to the amazing team building for the future.Dee Choubey
Introducing Openreserve, a blockchain native de-novo digital bank, finally out of stealth. This week the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)… more
Introducing Openreserve, a blockchain native de-novo digital bank, finally out of stealth. This week the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) granted conditional approval of our full-service U.S. national bank charter application. Preliminary conditional approval to charter a de novo national bank is a privilege our team does not take lightly. It is a significant milestone and the beginning of the most demanding phase of the work. We're building toward real-time settlement across fiat and blockchain rails, direct Federal Reserve connectivity, tokenized deposits, and GENIUS Act-designed payment stablecoin infrastructure. Thank you to the entire OpenReserve team, our board, investors, and to the OCC who ran a rigorous review. More to come! See what we are building: https://openreserve.ai31 reactions · 3 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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This is wild.
Augustus Doricko
Rainmaker just produced ~19M gallons of water in Alaska via next-gen cloud seeding over 3 hours of operations. We are the first company to provably produce… more
Rainmaker just produced ~19M gallons of water in Alaska via next-gen cloud seeding over 3 hours of operations. We are the first company to provably produce precipitation in Alaska. As promised, we’ve linked our white paper and relevant data. In the future, Rainmaker will protect and restore glaciers with man-made snowfall. Immediately, this demonstration shows how Rainmaker will add new water to the Colorado River and Great Salt Lake in the coming months. We turned around this analysis and white paper just a couple days after operating. There are many data sources I want to deepen our understanding of the atmosphere and increase our provable production; we’re building the instruments to collect that data in subsequent operations. But at Rainmaker, we won’t tout LOIs, simulations, or lab tests. What matters is physically measuring that you’ve affected the atmosphere; proving that we’ve produced water. We prefer sharing only the tech that has proven to make more water for farms, industries, and ecosystems in need. Expect a regular cadence of these from us as we build the best atmospheric science lab in the world. Feedback is welcome in the interim. Rainmaker Century. https://lnkd.in/gHi8YQSB72 reactions · 9 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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Kate Griggs
“I wouldn’t have the career I’ve been lucky enough to have, if it wasn’t for Microsoft Word and spellcheck.” Nicole Leverich is Senior Vice President and… more
“I wouldn’t have the career I’ve been lucky enough to have, if it wasn’t for Microsoft Word and spellcheck.” Nicole Leverich is Senior Vice President and Chief Communications Officer at LinkedIn And she’s a dyslexic thinker. Communication is a Dyslexic Thinking skill. So many of us are naturally drawn to, and excel in, careers where communicating ideas, stories and managing messaging really matters. But dyslexics are also often weak spellers and that can trip us up at work as it’s something people pick up on. But being brilliant at communicating and being brilliant at spelling are not the same thing. And it’s so important we help workplaces to realise that. Like so many dyslexics technology helped remove that barrier for Nicole - allowing her to focus on the Dyslexic Thinking strengths that have helped her reach the top of her profession. A brilliant reminder that spelling should never stand in the way of brilliant communication - and is definitely not a sign of intelligence! 🎥 recorded at our World Dyslexia Assembly, New York. You can learn much more about empowering dyslexic thinking in my LinkedIn Learning course that’s free to access. #DyslexicThinking #Dyslexia #CommunicationPicking my coffee cup feels like committing to a vibe. Can you guess which one is currently in my hand?
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One of my oldest friends and former colleague Bill Clifford is helping build the Unreal Engine ecosystem at Epic Games. Their partnership with The Walt Disney Company reminds of the William Goldman quote: "The future is already here; it's just not evenly… more
One of my oldest friends and former colleague Bill Clifford is helping build the Unreal Engine ecosystem at Epic Games. Their partnership with The Walt Disney Company reminds of the William Goldman quote: "The future is already here; it's just not evenly distributed." Epic and Disney are showing what's possible with world class IP is paired with these mind-blowing tools that create deeply immersive experiences for fans. Can read more about it below. https://lnkd.in/eAFZrMCz74 reactions · 9 comments · 1 repostOpen on LinkedIn
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Erik is one of those rare leaders who brings together deep product collaboration, commercial judgment, and a genuine understanding of what customers need. And a wonderfully dry sense of humor. Erik will lead Global Product Commercialization, helping us… more
Erik is one of those rare leaders who brings together deep product collaboration, commercial judgment, and a genuine understanding of what customers need. And a wonderfully dry sense of humor. Erik will lead Global Product Commercialization, helping us turn the extraordinary pace of innovation across Microsoft Advertising product and engineering into outcomes that matter for our customers. Welcome to Microsoft, Erik. Excited about this next chapter together.Erik Dombrowski
After 20 wonderful years, I've made the difficult decision to leave Google for my next adventure. I said goodbye to so many amazing people there last week;… more
After 20 wonderful years, I've made the difficult decision to leave Google for my next adventure. I said goodbye to so many amazing people there last week; people who shaped me and my career immeasurably. This week though, I could not be more excited to share that I’m starting a new chapter, and joining Microsoft as VP of Global Product Commercialization. I can’t wait to build with Matthew Derella and my amazing leadership team, and bring the best of Microsoft AI to bear to help our customers grow.99 reactions · 5 comments · 1 repostOpen on LinkedIn
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Christina Chironna
The iconic "pew-pew" blaster sound effect in Star Wars was created by sound designer Ben Burtt, who recorded the resonant twang of a wire being struck with a… more
The iconic "pew-pew" blaster sound effect in Star Wars was created by sound designer Ben Burtt, who recorded the resonant twang of a wire being struck with a wrench. Sound designer Ben Burtt was hiking with his family when he bumped into one of the guy wires supporting a radio tower. The wire rang out with a sharp metallic twang, and his immediate thought was: “That’s a laser gun.” He later returned, struck the wire with a wrench, recorded it, and that unexpected sound became the foundation of the blasters heard throughout Star Wars. That same spirit of curiosity and experimentation is exactly what I loved discussing with Shelley Roden from Skywalker Sound on this week’s episode of ROLL THE CREDITS. Some of cinema’s most unforgettable sounds don’t come from expensive technology but from simply paying attention to the world around you.Max Simkoff
I don’t post on LinkedIn very often. But this one is personal. AI is about to mint a staggering number of new millionaires and billionaires. In fact,… more
I don’t post on LinkedIn very often. But this one is personal. AI is about to mint a staggering number of new millionaires and billionaires. In fact, according to ChatGPT, The Bay Area alone could see $200–300B of new liquid wealth over the next few years (ironically - most of this coming from people who work for ChatGPT's parent OpenAI). And I keep hearing that these people should reinvent philanthropy. Why? We already know how to do philanthropy. There are incredible organizations filled with people who have spent decades figuring out how to solve hard problems. They don’t need Silicon Valley to build them a new operating system. They need Silicon Valley to write the check. My own deep personal involvement with JVS - Bay Area has made this particularly clear to me. There are remarkable organizations doing profoundly important work—but far too often, the constraint isn't ideas. It’s resources. That’s the argument Lisa Countryman-Quiroz and I make in our new Fortune Op-Ed: https://lnkd.in/e482aYfA So, for all you already (or soon-to-be) AI millionaires (or deca/centa millionaires, or billionaires) - please, pick a capable philanthropic platform that already exists and give (generously) to help here.Lisa Countryman-Quiroz
AI is creating extraordinary wealth. We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to ensure it also expands opportunity. In our new Fortune op-ed, Max Simkoff… more
AI is creating extraordinary wealth. We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to ensure it also expands opportunity. In our new Fortune op-ed, Max Simkoff and I make the case that the next wave of AI philanthropy should invest in the nonprofits already helping people and communities thrive. Across the country, organizations are responding to changing needs every day, building partnerships, innovating, and creating pathways to economic mobility. At JVS - Bay Area, we've seen how quickly the workforce is evolving. We've adapted our training programs, integrated AI skills across our services, and continue to partner with employers to prepare people for quality careers in an AI-enabled economy. Imagine what organizations like ours could do with greater investment. I'm especially grateful to Max for his partnership on this piece. As Founder and CEO of Doma Technology LLC and a dedicated JVS board member, he shares a deep belief that innovation and equity must go hand in hand. It was a privilege to write this together. AI has the potential to be transformational, but only if we invest in the people and organizations building a future where opportunity is within everyone's reach. Read the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/gTBw7Yye #AI #WorkforceDevelopment #EconomicMobility #Philanthropy #FutureOfWork
Sitting down for my Netflix documentary…😎
Fridays are fun ;)
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Lisa Countryman-Quiroz
This The New York Times DealBook piece asks a question the nonprofit sector has been sitting with for awhile: When AI IPO wealth starts flowing to… more
This The New York Times DealBook piece asks a question the nonprofit sector has been sitting with for awhile: When AI IPO wealth starts flowing to philanthropy, where will it go? A couple months ago, there was a Substack piece (you likely know the one) that tried to tackle this question and caused quite a stir in nonprofit circles. It argued that the nonprofit sector is "orders of magnitude" away from being able to absorb incoming AI philanthropic capital — and that we need new "philanthropic startups" with "tech-caliber talent" to get the job done. We have to bridge this fundamental misunderstanding in order to deploy AI wealth for the greatest good. And I’d like to start by inviting tech leaders to learn more about my sector before they decide to build from scratch. Here’s what you need to know: The nonprofit sector isn't a blank slate waiting for tech to arrive with better ideas or more efficient execution. It's the infrastructure behind some of the most consequential progress in modern history — from the expansion of public education to the response to the AIDS crisis to the environmental movement that gave us the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts. Nonprofits (almost 2 million of them in the U.S. alone!) are run by talented, tenacious people who have spent careers learning exactly what it takes to solve enormous societal challenges. They know how to build trust in communities that have been let down before, how to navigate the gap between policy and people's actual lives, and, for better or worse, how to do more with less year after year. At JVS - Bay Area, we've been helping workers access stable, well-paid jobs for 50 years. When AI started reshaping employment at high speed, we didn't wait for someone to build a new organization to address it. We sunsetted programs that were no longer serving jobseekers, built new ones in sectors more resistant to automation, and integrated AI skills across our training. Despite all the headwinds, our graduates are generally able to secure jobs within less than a month of completing our programs. That's what nonprofits do — we adapt. Because adapting and innovating is how we change peoples’ lives for the better. The nonprofit sector has been waiting a long time for partners with the resources to match its ambition. If you're thinking seriously about where your philanthropic dollars should go, I hope you'll start by getting curious about what already exists. There's a lot here worth knowing. https://lnkd.in/gZDHRRGJ #Philanthropy #NonprofitSector #AIHuge opportunity for any nonprofits in the economic mobility or workforce development space. Check it out!
Lisa Countryman-Quiroz
I had such a great time at Jobs for the Future (JFF) #Horizons last week presenting with my colleagues Caitlyn Brazill, Meghan Cressman, Scott Gullick and… more
I had such a great time at Jobs for the Future (JFF) #Horizons last week presenting with my colleagues Caitlyn Brazill, Meghan Cressman, Scott Gullick and Arathi Ravier and Leading Educators on our accomplishments from the first cohort of of the Economic Mobility AI Accelerator! If you work in the economic mobility space and are ready to move beyond experimentation, come learn with us! The second Economic Mobility AI Accelerator is open for applications now. There is truly no better way to learn than by doing!14 reactions · 2 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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Marc Lauricella MBA
I’m excited to share we're hiring a Senior Communications Manager to support Microsoft's U.S. Government business! Based in Washington D.C., this role is… more
I’m excited to share we're hiring a Senior Communications Manager to support Microsoft's U.S. Government business! Based in Washington D.C., this role is ideal for a strategic storyteller who can navigate complex issues, uncover compelling customer stories, drive media engagement, and showcase how technology is helping government organizations better serve citizens and communities. It's a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, cloud, public policy, and customer storytelling during a period of significant transformation across the public sector. If you or someone in your network may be a great fit, apply now at the link below. https://lnkd.in/ghJjPXV3 #Hiring #commsgroup #Communications #PublicRelations #Government #AI #MicrosoftCareersHari Srinivasan
To anyone in the Midwest & Canada struggling with the air quality, just a reminder that our family charity, Gift of Air, sends air purifiers to any school or… more
To anyone in the Midwest & Canada struggling with the air quality, just a reminder that our family charity, Gift of Air, sends air purifiers to any school or day care. We've shipped to locations across the globe & can usually get them to you in 1-2 days. https://lnkd.in/gCenKrkq You can't learn if you can't breathe. Just message me if we can help.Lisa Mudge
I think employee communications is one of the best jobs in the world. You get a front row seat to strategy, culture, leadership, and change. More importantly,… more
I think employee communications is one of the best jobs in the world. You get a front row seat to strategy, culture, leadership, and change. More importantly, you help people make sense of it all. We're hiring two Senior Communications Managers to join our team at LinkedIn, and we're looking for exceptional communicators who are at their best when things are moving fast, stakes are high, and the path isn't always obvious. Check them out here... https://lnkd.in/g4f2EVte https://lnkd.in/g4XAmf_vGreat discussion with John Arlidge of The Times from my recent trip to the UK, and I'm happy to be one of the "good guys." The hero behind the scenes was Amy Lovic who scrambled to find me something to wear for the photos while I attended meetings due to a… more
Great discussion with John Arlidge of The Times from my recent trip to the UK, and I'm happy to be one of the "good guys." The hero behind the scenes was Amy Lovic who scrambled to find me something to wear for the photos while I attended meetings due to a luggage mishap... otherwise might have been re-wearing my US Soccer jersey and not sure how that would have gone over. 😉 Congrats to team Spain on the win this weekend, and much respect to the Argentinian goalie who just had an incredible showing.675 reactions · 55 comments · 11 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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To anyone in the Midwest & Canada struggling with the air quality, just a reminder that our family charity, Gift of Air, sends air purifiers to any school or day care. We've shipped to locations across the globe & can usually get them to you in 1-2 days.… more
To anyone in the Midwest & Canada struggling with the air quality, just a reminder that our family charity, Gift of Air, sends air purifiers to any school or day care. We've shipped to locations across the globe & can usually get them to you in 1-2 days. https://lnkd.in/gCenKrkq You can't learn if you can't breathe. Just message me if we can help.342 reactions · 14 comments · 28 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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On America's 250th birthday, it's worth celebrating the Fourth Amendment and the right to privacy it helps to protect. Understanding its history shows how it remains crucial to protecting freedom today. Check out the video to learn more.
Brad Smith
From Boston’s Old State House to the digital age, the fight for liberty has always been a fight for privacy. It was there that James Otis’s challenge to… more
From Boston’s Old State House to the digital age, the fight for liberty has always been a fight for privacy. It was there that James Otis’s challenge to arbitrary government searches inspired John Adams to later say the true spirit of independence was born when the meaning of freedom was first understood. As America celebrates 250 years, the lesson endures: trust is the foundation of freedom. And each generation must decide how to protect it in a changing world. Coming Friday: Episode 3 from the Ford Piquette Plant. https://aka.ms/America250 Microsoft #Privacy #Freedom #America250 #AI30 reactions · – comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
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