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Sam Wang

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GM, Incentive Compensation Design and Analytics at Microsoft
📍 Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Sam Wang serves as the General Manager of Incentive Compensation Design and Analytics at Microsoft, where he directs the strategy for all global business lines. His career, which includes a tenure as Vice President at Salesforce, showcases his deep expertise in data-driven go-to-market planning and sales compensation. He holds a BS from Northwestern University.

He is currently looking to hire a Senior Manager for his Global Incentive Compensation team, indicating a focus on expanding his teams capabilities.

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Experience
19 Years
Current Role
GM, Incentive Compensation Design and Analytics
Job Level
Senior
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Personality Overview

How Sam shows up

Good Listener
Consensus Builder
Fair-minded

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Priorities

Topics Sam cares about

Incentive Comp Design
He leads incentive compensation design and analytics for all global businesses at Microsoft and previously managed global teams in this function at Salesforce.
Sales GTM Strategy
He has extensive experience in annual go-to-market planning cycles, providing analytics to support leadership decisions on sales distribution and strategy.
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Career

Work history

6-2023
GM, Incentive Compensation Design and Analytics
Microsoft
9-2014 - 6-2023
Vice President, Global Incentive Compensation Analytics and Reporting
Salesforce
11-2013 - 8-2014
Sales Compensation Design Manager
Salesforce
10-2010 - 10-2013
Senior Business Analyst, Incentive Analytics and Reporting
Salesforce
9-2009 - 6-2010
Sales Effectiveness Consultant
Consultant
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Education
2002 - 2005
BS
Northwestern University
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DISC profile (public)

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Influence (I)

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