Jason Williamson

Jason Williamson is a seasoned technology executive and educator currently serving as the Vice President of Global Defense Partners at Oracle.34 His career spans across various sectors, including Fortune 500 companies and startups, with a particular focus on cloud computing, entrepreneurship, and defense partnerships.

Professional Experience

Williamson's career trajectory includes significant roles at major tech companies:

• Oracle: In addition to his current role, he has served as Vice President for Oracle for Startups and Oracle for Research.1
• Amazon Web Services (AWS): Prior to joining Oracle in 2017, Williamson led key initiatives within AWS's investment and startup community. He launched AWS's Private Equity Program and established alliances with major consulting firms.1
• Other Corporate Experience: He has worked at Capital One and GE.1

Entrepreneurial Background

Williamson has a strong background in the startup ecosystem:

• Co-founded the construction industry's first CRM SaaS offering
• Established an international NGO focused on entrepreneurial development1

Academic Career

Alongside his corporate roles, Williamson has maintained a presence in academia:

• University of Virginia: Currently an assistant professor of practice in Data Science
• McIntire School of Commerce: Served as an assistant professor for five years
• Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary: Associate professor of entrepreneurship1

Education and Military Service

• M.S. in Management of Information Technology from the University of Virginia
• B.S. in Management Information Systems from Virginia Commonwealth University
• Served in the United States Marine Corps1

Additional Roles and Interests

• Board member at North Carolina Central University's School of Business
• Author of three books
• Passionate about helping people build innovative solutions2

Jason Williamson's diverse experience in technology, entrepreneurship, academia, and defense makes him a multifaceted leader in his field, bridging the gap between corporate innovation and academic research.