Archive360 Global Director Dan Langille Invited to Join Speakers at Women in Cloud Summit

Discussion Focused on the Role of Male Allies in Building Inclusive Organizations

Archive360, the archiving and information management platform trusted by enterprises and government agencies worldwide, announced Dan Langille, Global Director, Microsoft business, will speak at the annual Women in Cloud Summit in Seattle, Wash. on January 25. Dan will take part in a Male Allyship discussion, diving deeper into the importance of the male role in supporting economic access for all women in cloud and technology.

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Women in Cloud is an annual gathering of women tech entrepreneurs, corporate and community leaders, policy makers and allies. Striving to change the technology industry narrative by creating economic equality for women in the cloud industry and economy, Women in Cloud is a community-led initiative supporting female entrepreneurs.

“I am honored to be a part of this year’s Women in Cloud Summit. We all have the opportunity to make changes today that will result in a future free from barriers that block equal access to economic opportunities. Male allyship and advocacy are core drivers of inclusivity in the tech workforce and at Archive360, we are proud to support the Women in Cloud initiative to accelerate economic inclusion and female tech entrepreneurship,” – Dan Langille, Archive360 Global Director, Microsoft.

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Dan is a 19-year veteran of the Microsoft partner ecosystem with a focus on ISVs and Microsoft collaboration. Architect of strategic alliances in cloud transformation, Dan thrives on facilitating co-selling motions and co-marketing programs between colleagues and Microsoft personnel. Dan is an experienced presenter, speaking at Microsoft TechEd, Microsoft Inspire (WPC), Microsoft Ignite, IT/Dev Connections and Symantec Vision; and is a previous Microsoft Partner of the Year winner; and a frequent author of case studies, success stories and white papers.

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