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David Driftmier
Tech Services VP ◆ Built & Led $200M business/400 Employees ◆ Worked with Fortune 10 companies at CxO level ◆ As sales leader overachieved on $1.3B target in public sector with global customers up to head-of-state level
David Driftmier is a highly experienced international technology executive and the founder of Chesapeake Intellectual Capital, LLC.2 With over 25 years of experience as a Microsoft executive, he has led multiple global businesses and product teams.1
Career Highlights
Driftmier's professional background includes:
- Founder of Chesapeake Intellectual Capital, LLC24
- Global Delivery Lead for Business Applications at Quisitive4
- Senior Vice President at Data Glove, based in Princeton, New Jersey5
Expertise and Focus
David Driftmier specializes in:
- Business development and new-markets growth
- Leadership development across diverse cultures
- Helping individuals and teams achieve success2
His leadership experience spans 46 countries, demonstrating his global perspective and adaptability in various business environments.
LinkedIn Profile
David Driftmier's LinkedIn username is "drift".1 His profile likely showcases his extensive experience in technology leadership and his current role at Chesapeake Intellectual Capital, LLC.
Contact Information
For those seeking to connect with David Driftmier professionally, his email addresses include [email protected] and david.driftmier@catapultsystems.com.3
David Driftmier's career exemplifies a commitment to leadership and success in the global technology sector, with a particular emphasis on helping others achieve their potential.
Highlights
When Bob Seger penned, "Turn the Page" in 1972 he wasn't referring to the next phase in his career, but that's the song that's been coming to mind lately as I turn yet another page in my professional life story. Yesterday was my last day at Quisitive as I enter into what I half-jokingly call Retirement 2.0. My original retirement (from Microsoft) was supposed to last at least a year, but lasted only 4 months before I went back to work full time in the business solutions software field. This time I've learned not to put a time frame on how long I will take before taking on the next challenge, but I do know it will look different when I do. For any of you who have made the transition into advisory roles after a career of operational leadership, I'd be keen to learn from your experience as that's the direction I'm currently exploring.
To all my friends at Quisitive - thanks for the friendship and the opportunity to be on the team of a great Microsoft partner.
By the way, in case you are wondering, full retirement isn't an option because I'm really, REALLY bad at golf.
