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Portrait of Tomas Jakimavicius, Director of European Government Affairs within Microsoft's Corporate, External and Legal Affairs (CELA) group.

Tomas Jakimavicius

Director of European Government Affairs
Microsoft's Corporate, External and Legal Affairs (CELA) group

Tomas Jakimavicius is Director of European Government Affairs within Microsoft’s Corporate, External and Legal Affairs (CELA) group. Based in Brussels, he focuses on Digital Infrastructure, Cloud, Quantum and Industrial regulatory policies impacting Microsoft and its customers’ use of and access to Microsoft’s products and services. Tomas has over 15 years of a wide-ranging senior level experience in both private and public sectors. In his career, he held leadership and advisory positions in trade associations and private sector companies and served as a diplomat representing Lithuania on digital & tech policies at the Council of the European Union. He holds an MSc in Leadership & International Relations from Boston University and an MSc in Enterprise Information Systems from the University of Westminster.

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