Nina Harding
Corporate Vice President | Americas Enterprise Partner Solutions
Nina Harding serves as Corporate Vice President of Americas Enterprise Partner Solutions (EPS) at Microsoft. In this role, Nina Harding leads a team dedicated to driving customer transformation by empowering partners to achieve greater agility and efficiency. Americas EPS oversees the health of Microsoft’s partner ecosystem, with specialists working closely with partners to help customers maximize the value of their Microsoft investments.
With extensive experience accelerating joint success with partners, Nina previously led a global partner organization at Google focused on expanding the company’s partner ecosystem. Before Google, Nina Harding spent 13 years at SAP as Vice President of Global Business Development and Sales Programming, and held leadership roles at Cacheon and Oracle. She earned a BS from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Kellogg. Nina lives in Palm Beach, Florida with her family.
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21 March 2023
By Nina Harding
Microsoft partners take on manufacturing industry challenges and deliver solutions with impact
Partner Audience: All Partners
Relevant to: Manufacturing, #SuccessStory
Producing the goods that drive economic growth and development, the manufacturing industry is a crucial sector of the global economy. Technology has had a profound impact on this sector, and it continues to drive changes and improvements in the way products are made. Learn how Microsoft and our partners are helping address the opportunities and challenges facing today’s manufacturers with the power of Microsoft Azure.
21 February 2023
By Nina Harding
Microsoft partners driving change in the financial services industry
Partner Audience: All Partners
Relevant to: Financial Services, #SuccessStory
As organizations continue to grapple with the impact and aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis, adaptation to a new reality is a necessary survival skill to ensure business resiliency and accelerate growth. In the financial services industry, the push to modernize infrastructure creates an opportunity to address challenges that have long plagued the industry. Read about Microsoft partners that are driving the change.
