Resume

Business Development • Alliance & Channel Management • Emerging Technologies

Noah Carter has twenty years of experience in the IT industry including seven years at Microsoft, where he held a number of key Business Development, Sales and Marketing and Alliance Management positions, while working with CxOs at Fortune 100 companies. A successful entrepreneur, Noah Carter co-founded and grew a successful NYC consulting company, whose software division, (ThinAirApps, LLC), was successfully acquired by Palm Inc. in 1997.  He holds a Masters of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Vassar College.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Element Digital | New York, NY
Owner | 2004 – Present

Microsoft Corporation | Redmond, WA
National Alliance Manager | 2001 – 2004

Microsoft Corporation | New York, NY
District Channel Manager | 1999 – 2001

Microsoft Corporation | New York, NY
Corporate Account Executive | 1997 – 1999

Creative Technologies, Inc. | New York, NY
President and Co-Founder | 1991 – 1997

The New School, Parsons School of Design | New York, NY
Faculty Member | 1994 – 1997

EDUCATION

University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA

Master of Architecture | 1989

Vassar College | Poughkeepsie, NY

Bachelor of Arts | 1985

PUBLICATIONS

“Business Process Reengineering Through Web Services: A User Experience Perspective”, with A Bibby, C Brea, A Penkrat, working paper http://www.sbigroup.com/whitepapers/0205webservices.pdf

SELECTED MICROSOFT.COM CASE STUDIES

Microsoft Announces Groundswell of Support for .NET Platform

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Creates an Award-winning Online Knowledge Base

Union Gas Limited Utility Boosts Data Access Customer Responsiveness, Without Added Cost

Levy Restaurants Restaurant and Hospitality Company Boosts Business with Improved Web Presence

Black and Decker Builds Comprehensive Web Site Using The Microsoft Platform

Jeff Raikes: Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2004

Microsoft Acquires aQuantive

Content Management Server – Ford Motor Company Technical Deployment Guide

Microsoft Content Management Server ROI Profile: Ford.com

QXL backs Windows XP and .NET to enhance auction site access

Industry Endorses Microsoft’s Standards-Based Dynamic HTML