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Michael Benedosso

YouTube (Google) | MBA & MS (Data Science) | Army Veteran | Presidential Leadership Scholar

Michael Benedosso is a determined leader with a background as an Olympic-caliber boxer, US Army officer, and former West Point cadet, known for his emphasis on teamwork and results.

His educational journey includes a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Technology Leadership and Strategy from UCLA Anderson School of Management, a Master of Science (MS) in Data Science from Northwestern University, and a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy with a Computer Information Systems Track from the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Professionally, Michael has held key roles at prominent organizations such as Google and YouTube. His experiences range from being part of Google's AR business development and partnerships team to serving as the Chief of Staff for the VP of YouTube's Americas Business Organization, overseeing global content and partner strategy for major players like MrBeast, NFL, and Disney.

In addition to his corporate roles, Michael has been actively involved in various groups and initiatives, including leading Google's Veterans Network (VetNet) and contributing to Google VetNet, a resource for military veterans transitioning into civilian careers.

With a diverse professional history that includes roles in influencer marketing, business development, sales, and investment banking, Michael's expertise spans across different industries, showcasing his adaptability and broad skill set.

Michael Benedosso's experience as an athlete, military officer, and business professional has shaped his leadership style, making him a sought-after mentor for veterans, military personnel, and individuals looking for guidance in career transitions and general career advancement.

Highlights

Aug 1 · linkedin

This is not surprising at all. Engaging with an AI Chatbot emulating a real person--even if it is in the tone and voice of a celebrity you enjoy--strikes the user as weird, disingenuous, and not compelling. Case in point: the new Netflix documentary "Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam" uses digitally altered video and AI-generated voice of the now-deceased subject of the doc, and it leaves the viewer--at least, my wife and I--feeling uncomfortable and misled. In the end, if you know it's fake, its novelty is ephemeral.

https://lnkd.in/dPZWGViK

Jun 26 · linkedin

Love it! https://lnkd.in/g_BYevs9

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New York, New York, United States