Dan'l Lewin
Corporate Vice President, Technology and Civic Engagement
Microsoft Corporation
Dan'l Lewin is a Corporate Vice President at Microsoft, leading the company’s work in civic tech, campaign technologies and academic outreach, as well as executive and site responsibility for the company's operations in Silicon Valley. Previously, he led Microsoft’s global engagement with startups and venture capitalists and business relationships with strategic industry partners.
Dan’l has spent more than 30 years as a Silicon Valley-based executive, leading sales and marketing divisions for companies including Apple Computer Inc., NeXT Inc. and GO Corp. Before joining Microsoft, he was CEO of Aurigin Systems Inc.
Dan’l serves on the boards of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, World Business Chicago, the UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center and the Tech Museum of Innovation. He is also on the Advisory Council for the Department of Politics at Princeton University and on the Corporate Advisory Board of the National Venture Capital Association. Dan’l holds an AB in politics from Princeton University.
Recent Events and Presentations
RNC Policy Forum: How the Next Administration Can Foster Innovation, Boost Productivity, and Increase U.S. Competitiveness
Join ITIF for a panel discussion at the Republican National Convention featuring business leaders and Members of Congress to explore ways the 45th president and 115th Congress can work together to shape policies to foster innovation, boost productivity, and make the United States more competitive in the global economy.
