Chris Capossela's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Chris Capossela's work experiences have ranged from being a Marketing Manager at Microsoft to being a Business Operations Manager at EMEA at Microsoft to being a Product Manager for Desktop Database Products at Microsoft to Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft to Corporate Vice President, Office Marketing at Microsoft to Corporate Vice President, Consumer Channels Group at Microsoft to Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft to General Manager, Microsoft Project at Microsoft to Program Manager, Microsoft Access at Microsoft to Speech Assistant to Bill Gates at Microsoft.

🎓 Education

Chris Capossela has a degree in Business Administration from Harvard University. After completing his undergraduate studies, he then worked for two years at Buckingham Browne & Nichols. He then returned to Harvard to complete his graduate studies.Chris Capossela has worked extensively in business and accounting since he first began working. In his previous job, he was responsible for Accounting and Reporting. As a result, he has a good understanding of accounting and the business world.Chris Capossela is highly invested in his education and is determined to learn as much as he can. He firmly believes that education is the key to success in life and is dedicated to improving his skills and knowledge. Chris is highly determined to secure a successful career in business and is willing to put in the extra work to get ahead.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Chris Capossela's professional and technical skills:Chris Capossela has over 20 years of experience in theWindows industry, starting at Microsoft as a Corporate Vice President, Office Marketing. There, he was responsible for the development and marketing of Windows desktop applications and operating systems, as well as the Creation, Operations and Maintenance of the company’s customer relationship management (CRM) andesleyantsystems.As Corporate Vice President, Office Marketing at Microsoft, Chris was also responsible for building and managing the company’s consumer brand, operating a team of marketing and industry analysts to develop strategy and execute day-to-day operations, as well as developing and implementingMary Sue defensibility measures for Microsoft products.At Microsoft, Chris also had a key role in creating the later version of theOffice software, known as Office 2000. He was also instrumental in creating the then-nasal counterpart to the Macintosh operating system, known as Windows 95.While at Microsoft, Chris also held several other key roles, including Corporate Vice President, WindowsSeminar Team at Microsoft, Director, Business Operations, EMEA at Microsoft, and Product Manager, Desktop Database Products at Microsoft.Outside of work, Chris is a Senior Speech Assistant to Bill Gates. He has also taught deposition and other legal proceedings at the University of Michigan and at the University of Texas at Austin.