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Michael Minkevich

Technology Executive: from startups to corporate ventures and M&A | Stanford | MIT

Michael Minkevich is an accomplished professional with a vast experience in general management, corporate ventures, C-level sales, and thought leadership. He has successfully built and managed large geographically distributed technology organizations with over 2000 employees and exceeding $100M P&L. Michael has hands-on experience in operations across 14 countries and has been involved in various corporate ventures such as M&A, spin-offs, innovation management, and technology partnerships. With over 15 years in C-level sales, he has delivered complex consulting engagements to corporate clients. Additionally, Michael has shown thought leadership by actively participating in industry associations, SIGs, and public speaking engagements. His current areas of interest include computational neuroscience, machine learning, AI, edge computing, Internet of Things, selected vertical applications, and next-generation networks. His educational background includes a Master of Science in Applied Neuroscience, participation in the Stanford Executive Program, and studies at MIT Sloan School of Management and Novosibirsk State Technical University. Throughout his career, Michael has held various advisory, directorial, executive, and leadership roles in notable organizations such as GetGenAI, CONNECTxACT GmbH, Fertility Cloud, GTSaaS, Kibernetika.AI, Rover Health, 1World Online, Unfurl Inc., Blockchain Generation Ventures, Intellectsoft, Maxfield Capital, Radius Inc., Luxoft, StarForce Technologies, Novosoft, and Auktion24.ch.

Highlights

Sep 13 · linkedin

Read it slowly: from self-driving trucks to #AI animation. A perfect illustration of how desperate #autonomous cars startups, once darlings of Silicon Valley VCs, are now. But animation… Come on, give me a break. The investors must be revolting now

Jun 13 · linkedin

IS TESLA FSD AUTOPILOT SAFE?

This video went viral on Reddit. The driver engaged the Full Self-Driving autopilot mode and right after that the car started veering into the oncoming traffic. The driver was alert and that help avoiding a dangerous head-on collision.

Moral? Playing games on your phone with your autopilot on is a very very bad idea. Keep your hands on the steering wheel and follow your vehicle manual, not the populist tweets. This is a great piece of technology, but we have a few more years ahead of us before the full-fledged Level 5 autonomous driving becomes a reality. #AI #computervision #ADAS

IS TESLA FSD AUTOPILOT SAFE? 

This video went viral on Reddit. The driver engaged the Full Self-Dri
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Palo Alto, California, United States