Amit Sinha

Executive Fellow @World Economic Forum

Leicester, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jun 2024 — Present

Executive Fellow @World Economic Forum

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EDUCATION

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University of York

BEng (Hons), Computer Science

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Quantic School of Business and Technology

Executive MBA (EMBA), Business Administration and Management, General

ABOUT AMIT SINHA

Amit is the Senior Director for Cloud Engineering Operations in Azure Engineering at Microsoft, leading the service management division for supercomputing. He was previously Chief Technology Officer for SMB, Scale and Private Equity (PE) at Microsoft UK where he advised Companies and PE Houses on their technology roadmap from a technology, business and innovation perspective, drawing on over 10 years of practical experience. He has worked across multiple sectors transforming small and large organisations into nimble Digital Businesses using Cloud, DevOps and Custom Development. Amit’s background is in building robust and flexible IT platforms which enable customers to rapidly innovate and disrupt the market.Amit is the Chair for the Forbes Technology Council Private Capital community, is an Expert Advisor for the World Economic Forum and is a British Computing Society Fellow. Amit is passionate about STEM and the development of technology skills for the next generation of Engineering workforce. He is an innovation board member for the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership (LLEP) and is a trustee at the Sci4Us charity, an award-winning children’s STEM Club, providing children of all backgrounds with the inspiration and resources to engage in STEM. He is also a trustee at Codebar, a global charity supporting underrepresented groups reskill in software engineering.

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