Marianne Veillet - Pozzo Di Borgo is a seasoned Strategic Partnerships and Program Manager at Google, where she specializes in the rapidly evolving domains of eSIM, IoT, and wearables within the Android Global Partnerships team. With a robust background in emerging technologies, Marianne is at...
Marianne Veillet - Pozzo Di Borgo is a seasoned Strategic Partnerships and Program Manager at Google, where she specializes in the rapidly evolving domains of eSIM, IoT, and wearables within the Android Global Partnerships team. With a robust background in emerging technologies, Marianne is at the forefront of leading global initiatives that drive innovation and commercial growth. Her current role involves spearheading Android eSIM projects, where she cultivates strategic partnerships across the phone and wearable device ecosystem, ensuring that Google remains a leader in connectivity solutions.
Marianne's expertise lies in her ability to navigate complex partner integrations, aligning cross-functional teams to deliver seamless project execution. Her track record of managing diverse teams showcases her adeptness in project management and international team coordination, which are crucial for the timely and budget-conscious delivery of intricate software and hardware projects. By leveraging her skills in digital transformation and agile methodologies, she effectively drives technical innovation that enhances user experiences and expands market reach.
In addition to her technical acumen, Marianne excels in strategic planning and business strategy, enabling her to identify and capitalize on new opportunities within the connectivity, payments, and advertising industries. Her experience in contract management and cross-functional communication further enhances her ability to foster strong relationships with partners, ensuring mutual success. As she continues to lead transformative projects at Google, Marianne remains committed to pushing the boundaries of technology and delivering exceptional value to users and partners alike.
