David Salamon is a CPO @ CoinMarketCap at CoinMarketCap. He possess expertise in insurance, analysis, business analysis, life insurance, requirements analysis and 34 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "David was such an amazing contributor to Cortana on Windows that his spirit still resonates in our halls months after he left. He is a natural born and very effective leader, and this project benefitted enormously from his ability to influence others and otherwise effectively have positive impact and move things forward. He is excellent at distilling very complicated concepts and scenarios into consumable parts that make sense. This is key to communications around details that need to be clear to a broad group. It's the bridging of the gap between the high level needs and the in-the-trenches realities that are common to an agile tech work environment. He nails that. One thing I particularly admire is that he is passionate about what he values and sticks to his guns even when the conversation gets difficult. I found myself in lock step with him around tricky areas where we needed to stand firm, and boy, was I glad he had my back. I could depend on him. I always knew that if David was in a given meeting, then I did not need to be there. That is golden in a fast-paced company where everyone is being pulled in a dozen directions. It could go without saying that I hope that our professional paths cross again. But also on a personal level because he is also just a great person, good to laugh with and to have a simple chat with about the non-work side of our lives.", "I had the great pleasure of working with David since the day I started in February 2013. We worked together on several incremental and larger releases of Windows Phone, and later with Windows OS. David served as a product subject matter expert and owner for features and services associated with each release of both Phone and the OS. He was charged with working directly with Engineering project managers and developers to prioritize features necessary to drive consumer, commercial, and developer demand for the Windows platform. David's role was exceptionally challenging. We live in a marketing world, but Microsoft is an engineering-led organization. As a result, he had to first break through the details of feature development, then be persistent, firm, and fair to gain the trust of Engineering on how best to prioritize required development. He drove decisions using factual market analysis, validated consumer demand, a keen understanding of competitive intelligence, and frequent exhaustive reviews. David's balance of Marketing and Engineering savvy, combined with his drive, common sense, and humor, all made for a fantastic colleague and an easy recommendation. I'd work with (or for) him again in a heartbeat.", and "David and I worked together on Cortana, the personal digital assistant from Microsoft. It was a new product where a lot of the rules weren't yet written; a product experience born out of multiple groups across the company. David was an outstanding driving force, bringing diverse teams together on an equal footing with intense focus on making Cortana successful with end users. He is thoughtful, smart, collaborative, professional and an expert marketer. I would work with him again in a heartbeat."