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Charismatic, extraordinary speaker who lights up the room! Tremendously skilled at connecting and building immediate rapport with the attendees. Would welcome the opportunity to work with David again!
1 April 2025
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David Lee is a man of many talents. He is known as the Identity Jedi in the identity and access management space. With over 20 years of experience helping Fortune 500 companies understand the way of identity. From engineering to consulting to business development and product management, David has run the gamut regarding identity. He has become known as one of the most knowledgeable and sought-after experts in the field.
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1860 Sandy Plains Rd STE 204 #2211, 30066, Marietta, United States
- (678) 948-5538
- david@iamdavidlee.com
- iamdavidlee.com
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