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'''Nadya Morozova''' has been the Director of Business Development and GTM, EMEA at [[GoDaddy]] since May 2014, where she promotes the company's EMEA expansion through in-depth market analyses, strategies, and partnership opportunities.<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/nadyamorozova LinkedIn]</ref> | '''Nadya Morozova''' has been the Director of Business Development and GTM, EMEA at [[GoDaddy]] since May 2014, where she promotes the company's EMEA expansion through in-depth market analyses, strategies, and partnership opportunities.<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/nadyamorozova LinkedIn]</ref> | ||
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Nadya Morozova has been the Director of Business Development and GTM, EMEA at GoDaddy since May 2014, where she promotes the company's EMEA expansion through in-depth market analyses, strategies, and partnership opportunities.[1]
She was previously the Director of Business Development for Europe at NameMedia, where she promoted Afternic's presence in Europe.[1] She worked for TelNic from 2008 to 2011; she began as a Developer Community Manager and was promoted to the role of Director of Community Outreach in 2009. Her role brought her to industry conferences such as ICANN meetings and the Mobile World Congress. Her responsibilities at TelNic included promotional activities to increase awareness and registration of .tel domains, and work with community members to better serve them.[2] She has previously worked at Intel.[1]