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Avast is a Platinum sponsor of the Kids & Family Tech Summit at CES 2020. On Thursday, January 9, Avast VP and family safety advocate Leena Elias will discuss IoT security considerations for parents (2:30pm at the Venetian, Level 4, Lando 4302). Throughout the entire show, Avast Omni will be demoed at Booth #44564 in the Sands Convention Center.
Leena Elias is VP of Product Delivery within Avast’s consumer business. Leena leads the implementation and delivery of Avast’s solutions to partners globally. She manages the Product Management, Project Management and Customer Success teams work with our partners day-to-day on applications that span parental controls, location, security and IoT.Leena Elias is an experienced technical leader with a track record of successfully delivering complex cross-functional programs. Ms. Elias’ broad working experience includes IT Consulting, Engineering Management, Client Services, Operations, and Customer Success. Prior to joining Avast, Leena was Head of Professional Services at Narvar, a SaaS platform for retail operations. Before joining Narvar, she was Director of Technical Services at Moovweb, a SaaS company focused on cloud-based mobile experience optimization, where she lead a global team of engineers to deliver post-sales technical services offerings including implementation, onboarding and ongoing support. Leena holds an MS in Mechanical Engineering from Columbia University, and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.
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