How to invest in yourself with AWS learning resources: A Interactive Q&A Session with a Senior Scale Program Strategist
Join us for an enlightening meetup where we delve into the world of self-investment through AWS learning resources. Discover the power of Amazon Web Services as a tool for personal and professional growth. From mastering cloud computing basics to advanced skills development, learn how to leverage AWS to enhance your career prospects and expand your skill set. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or a novice in the tech world, this meetup will equip you with valuable insights and resources to embark on your journey of self-improvement with AWS.
Agenda:
- Introductions (5 mins)
- Q&A session (55 mins)
About Olga Svyrydenko:
Meet Olga Svyrydenko, a seasoned leader with a passion for driving global-scale programs in enterprise-level cloud implementations. With expertise in orchestrating cross-functional teams and managing external vendor resources, Olga excels in delivering exceptional results. Her deep understanding of cultural nuances in diverse markets enables her to lead partner-facing and customer-facing programs that foster growth and success.
In today's fast-paced technology landscape, Olga is a staunch advocate for skilling and lifelong learning to fuel continuous innovation and relevance. Throughout her career, she has championed upskilling initiatives, empowering individuals and teams to adapt to industry demands.
Driven by sales excellence, Olga consistently exceeds revenue quotas and achieves remarkable usage milestones, contributing significantly to business growth. As a visionary leader and adept problem solver, she thrives in dynamic environments, leveraging her extensive experience to deliver innovative solutions that drive efficiency and bottom-line results.
This event is online.
Contact with Olga:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olga-svyrydenko
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