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Senior business leader with a proven track record of driving growth and transformation across the global IT landscape. With deep experience at industry leaders including AMD, Apple, Intel and Axir Consulting, I specialize in developing and executing large-scale Go-to-Market strategies across the ecosystem and value chain.

A natural influencer and strategic thinker, I excel in building high-impact external partnerships while driving cross-functional performance internally. My passion lies in leveraging emerging technologies—such as Cloud, AI, and Blockchain—to open new revenue streams and enable long-term innovation.

I bring a change-ready mindset and a hands-on leadership style, thriving in complex, fast-moving environments where innovation meets execution. 

Core expertise includes:
High-Volume Sales | Strategic Planning | Customer & Partner Relationship Management | Solution/Co-Selling | P&L and Budget Oversight | Product & Marketing Strategy | Cloud (AWS, Google Cloud) | Blockchain & AI | ERP & SCM Solutions | Channel Development | Project & Program Management | Cross-functional Team Leadership | Global Business Development

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Alexey Navolokin

Parents share over 60 photos of their kids every month. AI needs as few as 15–20 images to generate a realistic deepfake face. What rules do you follow before posting photos of your kids online?


And once something is online, it can be copied, scraped, indexed, and stored forever.
The Pause Before You Post campaign from Data Protection Commission Ireland highlights a reality many families still underestimate:
We are raising children in the first generation where
their digital identity exists before they understand what privacy means.
Some numbers that should make every parent think:
+ Parents post on average 63 photos of their child per month
+ Research shows AI models can recreate a face with 20 or fewer images
+ Over 70% of parents share kids’ photos publicly at least once a week
+ Billions of images are scraped online to train AI systems every year
+ Studies found ~50% of child images on criminal forums originated from public social media posts
+ Over 80% of photos contain metadata or visual clues about location or routine
+ By age 13, many kids already have thousands of images of themselves online

The campaign shows how small details become data points:
A school logo → location
A birthday cake → date of birth
A sports uniform → schedule
A street sign → home area
A group photo → social circle
With modern AI, these are not random details.
They are structured data.
Face recognition, generative AI, and large-scale scraping systems can now connect identity, location, habits, and relationships in seconds.

We are entering a world where:
🔹 Every photo can train an AI model
🔹 Every face can be cloned
🔹 Every post can be archived forever
🔹 Every detail can be cross-referenced
🔹 Every child can have a digital footprint before adulthood

What should parents do today?
✔ Make accounts private
✔ Avoid posting school names, uniforms, and routines
✔ Disable location tagging
✔ Don’t post full names + birthdays together
✔ Ask kids before posting their photos
✔ Assume anything public can be reused by AI
This isn’t paranoia.
This is parenting in the AI era.

#Innvation #Ai #ChildSafety #Privacy #Deepfakes #GenerativeAI #DataAwareness #TechEthics #SocialMediaSafety #ParentingInTheAIera #OnlineSafety #CyberSecurity #ProtectKidsOnline

The Most Underrated Role in Business - The Goalkeeper. Would you agree?

In Ice hockey, the goalkeeper doesn’t score.
Doesn’t lead rush attacks.
Rarely gets the spotlight.
But remove them — and the team collapses.
Business is no different.

The “goalkeeper” in a company is:
• The leader absorbing pressure
• The CFO protecting cash flow
• The CTO preventing system failure
• The risk manager seeing threats early
• The CEO making the final call when everyone else hesitates

Here’s what great goalkeepers teach us about business:
1️⃣ Anticipation beats reaction.
 Elite goalies read the play before the shot happens.
 In business, winners read markets before disruption hits.
2️⃣ Calm is contagious.
 When the goalie panics, the defense collapses.
 When leadership panics, the organization freezes.
3️⃣ You’re remembered for the one miss.
 That’s the job.
 Pressure is part of the contract.
4️⃣ Your role is to give others confidence to attack.
 When teams trust their last line of defense, they innovate harder and move faster.

The paradox?
The better the goalkeeper performs, the less people notice.
Same in business.
Strong defense isn’t passive.
It’s what allows bold offense.
In volatile markets, the companies that win aren’t just aggressive.
They are protected.

#Leadership #BusinessStrategy #RiskManagement #HighPerformance #CEO #Management

For the first time ever, AMD has surpassed the 40% revenue share in the server CPU segment, closing Q4 2025 with a record-high 41.3% server CPU revenue share — according to the latest Mercury Research data. Are you surprised?


Here’s why this matters:
🔥 Winning the high-value end — AMD isn’t just selling more units; it’s capturing more revenue from premium segments where performance, efficiency, and scalability are critical.
 📈 Broad market momentum — gains aren’t limited to servers; AMD also posted notable growth across desktops and laptops.
 ⚔️ Competitive shift — this performance underscores the growing confidence of cloud providers, enterprises, and hyperscalers in AMD’s EPYC and Ryzen platforms.

This isn’t just a number — it’s a signal that the industry’s compute landscape is evolving rapidly.

Details here: https://lnkd.in/gr86RU5b

Is this the turning point in server CPU leadership? 💬

#AMD #EPYC #DataCenter #AMDBrandAmbassador #TechLeadership #Cloud #Innovation

For the first time ever, AMD has surpassed the 40% revenue share in the server CPU segment, closing Q4 2025 with a record-high 41.3% server CPU revenue share — according to the latest Mercury Research data.

Here’s why this matters:

🔥 Winning the high-value end — AMD isn’t just selling more units; it’s capturing more revenue from premium segments where performance, efficiency, and scalability are critical.
📈 Broad market momentum — gains aren’t limited to servers; AMD also posted notable growth across desktops and laptops.
⚔️ Competitive shift — this performance underscores the growing confidence of cloud providers, enterprises, and hyperscalers in AMD’s EPYC and Ryzen platforms.

This isn’t just a number — it’s a signal that the industry’s compute landscape is evolving rapidly.

What’s your take? Is this the turning point in server CPU leadership? 🧠💬

#AMD #EPYC #DataCenter #TechLeadership #Cloud #Innovation

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