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Louis Gray
Product Marketing Lead, Google Cloud
Louis Gray is a seasoned Googler with over a decade of experience. Currently, he serves as the Product Marketing Lead in the Google Cloud team, specializing in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics, with a focus on Looker and Data Studio.
Prior to this role, Louis spent over seven years as the advocacy lead in program management for the Google Analytics and Google Marketing Platform suite. His career at Google also includes positions in Developer Relations, Google+, Blogger, and Reader.
Louis Gray has a rich background in digital marketing and communications, having been actively involved in consumption, publishing, and measurement trends since the early days of the dot com boom. He is an accomplished author of over 3,000 blog posts that were influential during the Web 2.0 era.
With a strong bias towards Android and ChromeOS, Louis Gray combines his technical expertise with his marketing and communication skills to drive innovation and success in the tech industry.
Louis Gray pursued his B.A. at the prestigious University of California, Berkeley, further enhancing his knowledge and skills in his field.
In addition to his current role at Google, Louis has held key positions in various organizations, including Managing Director at Paladin Advisors Group, Director of Corporate Marketing at BlueArc, Web Marketing Manager at 3Cube, and E-Commerce Analyst at Internet Valley.
Highlights
One of the driving forces that has remained consistent at Google during my entire tenure here is the word "open". Our products don't lock you in, but are built to work well with standards, no matter your environment.
In that spirit, I'm happy to continue this mission as Looker brings its pioneering semantic layer to Tableau customers and even more SQL-based tools, so you can bring trusted metrics to your workplace, even if you're already using other BI tools.
Looker opens semantic layer via new SQL Interface and connectors for Tableau & others https://lnkd.in/gpdfuaMQ
Kudos to Eric Hutcheson and Victor Poiesz for taking this across the finish line, as well as support from Sean Zinsmeister, Kate Wright, Yasmeen Ahmad, Peter Bailis, Mary Grace Glascott, Ani Jain and many more to make this long awaited connection become reality.
LinkedIn launched on May 5, 2003.
Ten days later, a colleague of mine who was early to the game in leveraging networks for business invited me to join, which made me user #4420. To find out what your user number on LinkedIn is, View Source in your browser and search for "member:".
The number following "member:" is a direct correlation of how cool you are.
This is what those early LinkedIn invitations looked like in May of 2003.
