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Jeremy Butteriss
EVP/EGM Ecosystem & Partnerships @ Xero
Jeremy Butteriss is a seasoned business executive with a strong background in business and venture development, strategic planning, partnerships, and mergers and acquisitions.
He has a diverse industry expertise that spans fintech, digital media, advertising, television, and telecommunications.
Jeremy's educational background includes an MBA with a focus on Marketing, Operations, and Finance from The Wharton School, and a B.Com with specializations in Finance, Marketing, and Strategy from Queen's University.
Throughout his career, Jeremy has held key roles in reputable organizations such as Xero, Stripe, Google, Rogers Communications Inc., and The Boston Consulting Group.
His notable positions include Formerly EGM/EVP, Ecosystem & Partnerships at Xero, Formerly Head of Business Product & Platforms Partnerships at Stripe, Formerly Managing Director, Global Partnerships - Asia Pacific at Google, and Formerly Senior Director - Strategy at Rogers Communications Inc., among others.
From his early days as a Project Leader at The Boston Consulting Group to his strategic roles at Google and leadership positions at Xero and Stripe, Jeremy has consistently showcased his expertise in developing and nurturing partnerships, driving business growth, and fostering innovation in various industries.
Jeremy Butteriss's wealth of experience and success in building strategic partnerships and driving business development initiatives make him a highly sought-after professional in the business and technology sectors.
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RIP Susan Wojcicki. She was and will remain one of my leadership heroes. I didn’t interact with Susan much. But one moment stands out. I’d joined Google only a year prior and was lucky to be at a leadership summit. I asked Susan a question, and as she started to answer another sr exec and close friend of Susan’s interrupted us. I thought ‘oh well, at least I got to meet her”. Well about 10 minutes later Susan walked back and finished answering my question as well as asked for my opinion. It is a lesson I hold dear to this day…great leaders make everybody feel heard and valued. And they know ideas and good conversations can happen with anybody in the company, hopefully even me way back then when I was very new to Google and quite junior. I was sure to look for Susan and learn more from her at every other chance I got.
Susan also struck me as one of a very small few leaders in social media that actually cared about safety and content moderation, not just engagement time and revenue. YouTube hasn’t always got it right but I believe has done far more than others thanks to Susan’s leadership. Using third parties for fact checking, tools to enable parents to protect their kids and so much more happened under Susan’s time as CEO.
RIP
While it doesn't sound like it, I was born in England and lived there for the first several years of my life.
I still have family there and I’m really looking forward to seeing them when I’m in town for Xerocon London in June.
There’s something about coming together as a family after so long that makes it so special.
It’s also why I love Xerocon.
Seeing the connections made on the exhibition floor, friendships created over an app demo (or the dance floor) — it’s like a big family reunion and I just love it.
If you haven’t bought your ticket, don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the magic (and huge thanks to our event partners @Dext and @GoCardless for leading the way!)
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