Amit Eyal Govrin

Amit Eyal Govrin has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Amit Eyal is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Kubiya.ai, a groundbreaking DevOps Virtual Assistant powered by Conversational AI. Prior to this, they were an Official Member of the Forbes Technology Council. In 2019, they served as an Investor for Zesty.

In 2020, Amit joined Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the Global DevOps/DevSecOps Partnerships Leader. Amit Eyal also held the position of Global Strategic Alliances Leader at AWS for a brief period. Previously, they were a Member at Glilot Capital Partners, a venture capital firm.

Amit's entrepreneurial experience includes founding SecureNative, where they developed and executed the business plan and led the company's market expansion into the US. Amit Eyal secured significant financing from prominent venture capitalists.

Amit has also served as an Interim Chief Revenue Officer/Vice President of Sales for several prominent B2B SaaS Tech Companies, where they played a key role in sourcing, hiring, training, and guiding sales teams. Amit Eyal designed and implemented playbooks, CRM systems, and pipeline funnels.

Earlier in their career, Amit held leadership positions at Cloudyn, overseeing company revenue and strategic accounts, and at Panaya as the Director of Sales, North America. Amit Eyal also worked as a Managing Director for World Class Capital Corporation, overseeing the expansion of the company's presence in various international markets.

Throughout their career, Amit has demonstrated expertise in sales, business development, strategic partnerships, and venture capital.

Amit Eyal Govrin started their education at San Diego State University from 2004 to 2006. During this time, they studied Business with a Specialty in Entrepreneurship, although the degree name is not specified. Later on, they attended California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo, where they pursued a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Industrial Technology/Technician. The duration of this program and the year of enrollment are not provided in the information given.