Nati Amsterdam Appointed New CEO of Microsoft Israel After Nearly a Decade at Nvidia
Translated & summarized from Globes by baba
Nati Amsterdam, formerly Nvidia's sales manager in Israel, is named CEO of Microsoft Israel, replacing Alon Haimovitch amid scrutiny over cloud service use by security forces.
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- Nati Amsterdam becomes CEO of Microsoft Israel after nearly a decade at Nvidia.
- He replaces Alon Haimovitch, who recently resigned from Microsoft Israel.
- Amsterdam will lead sales, marketing, and service operations at Microsoft Israel.
- The leadership change follows investigations into Microsoft’s cloud use by Israeli security forces.
- The article includes a note on editorial standards promoting respectful discourse.
Nati Amsterdam, who has served as Nvidia's sales manager in Israel for nearly ten years, will succeed Alon Haimovitch as the head of Microsoft Israel's sales, marketing, and service division. Haimovitch recently stepped down from his position. Amsterdam's appointment comes after a turbulent period for Microsoft Israel, which included internal investigations by the company's Seattle headquarters concerning the use of its cloud services by Israeli security forces. This leadership change marks a significant transition for Microsoft Israel as it navigates challenges related to its cloud offerings and local market dynamics.
The article also briefly mentions a lifestyle segment about kitchen appliances, unrelated to the main news. Additionally, the publisher emphasizes its commitment to respectful and diverse discourse, filtering out any violent, racist, or inappropriate language in its content.
