Andy Jassy leads the Amazon Web Services business (AWS) and the Technology Infrastructure organization for Amazon.com. AWS is a subsidiary of Amazon.com that provides developers and businesses with cloud-based infrastructure services that are inexpensive, reliable, scalable, comprehensive and flexible. AWS has grown tremendously since its inception in 2006 and is now the underlying infrastructure for more than a million customers, including fast-growing startups, large enterprises, and government agencies across 190 countries.

As a member of Amazon.com’s senior executive team since 2002, Jassy is also responsible for helping guide the company’s overall direction.  He has held several key leadership positions since he joined Amazon in 1997.  He authored the business plan for Amazon’s entry into the Music business and served as both its Director of Product Management and General Manager; started and built the Customer Relationship Management team; served as Director of Marketing; worked as Technical Assistant to Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos; and most recently, Jassy started and continues to lead the Amazon Web Services business.

Jassy earned his bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and his master’s of business administration from Harvard Business School.

Teresa Carlson leads the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Worldwide Public Sector business, which includes state, local, central and regional governments; educational institutions and Ed Techs, and non-profits and non-governmental organizations, and acts as an advisor to Amazon Public Policy. Since launching AWS’s public sector business in 2010, Carlson has driven the business’ growth, which today includes 2,000 government, 4,500 education, and 17,500 nonprofit customers, and a vast partner ecosystem worldwide. Carlson has received many honors, including being named as one of Business Insider’s Most Important People in Cloud Computing, and one of the Washingtonian’s 100 Most Powerful Women and 100 Top Tech Leaders.