Stephanie Nashawaty | Source | Chief Customer Innovation Officer, SAP North America at SAP
Stephanie Nashawaty
Stephanie is an innovative thought leader with a breadth of experience across a multitude of industries and expertise in both back and front office solutions. As the SAP North America Chief Customer Innovation Officer, Stephanie’s team is responsible for delivering a seamless, integrated, and unforgettable experience centered on solution, value, industry, and executive & architecture advisory services, with the customer at the heart of everything they do.
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SAP (http://www.sap.com/)
Chief Customer Innovation Officer, SAP North America
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