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Samir Jadallah

Trailblazing Palestinian-American Executive and Entrepreneur

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Date of Birth:

1964

Fort Dix, NJ, USA

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Influential tech executive and venture capitalist

Major Milestones

Struggle and Breakthrough in Job Search: After struggling for six months to find a job post-university, he adapted his approach by shortening his name, leading to a successful hire at Microsoft.
Microsoft Tenure: Over twelve years at Microsoft, Jadallah ascended to VP, where he led significant divisions such as the Worldwide Enterprise Sales and was deeply involved in international marketing, sales, and anti-piracy efforts.
Venture Capital Shift: Post-Microsoft, Jadallah transitioned into venture capital, becoming a partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures and impacting numerous tech companies through his board roles.
Philanthropic Efforts: Founded the Listen for Life Center at Virginian Mason hospital to aid individuals with hearing loss and co-founded the Institute for Middle East Understanding.
Entrepreneurial Ventures: Co-founded and led Securaseal Innovations LLC, expanding his influence into the home technology market.

Leadership at Microsoft: Spearheaded global strategies and initiatives, improving enterprise sales and technical education through platforms like TechNet and Microsoft Certified...See More
Venture Capital Influence: As a general partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures, Jadallah influenced the growth and strategy of numerous emerging tech firms.
Board Leadership: Serves on the board of trustees for Case Western Reserve University, guiding policy and development from an alumni perspective.
Community and Cultural Support: Actively mentors Arab-American professionals, fostering growth and representation in the tech industry.
Innovation in Technology: His role in launching and leading Securaseal Innovations LLC highlights his continuous impact on technology and entrepreneurship...See More

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