Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg: The Full D11 Interview (Video)
Product announcements? Absolutely not! But the social network’s head grownup has plenty to say about big-picture stuff.
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Sheryl Sandberg last spoke onstage at D in 2006, when she appeared with CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg. Since then, a lot has happened at the social networking giant – including a tumultuous IPO and a need to quickly develop its mobile business. Sandberg oversees Facebook’s business operations, including sales, marketing, business development, legal, human resources, public policy and communications. Most recently, she has written the bestselling book “Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead.” Prior to Facebook, Sandberg was VP of global online sales and operations at Google, served as chief of staff for the United States Treasury Department under President Bill Clinton, and was an economist with the World Bank.
Posts With Sheryl Sandberg
It’s a Jack World After All: Disney Names Dorsey to Board
When you wish upon a tech star … (I couldn’t resist, Iger!)Sheryl Sandberg Says Facebook Totally Doesn’t Have a Teenager Problem
Facebook’s COO talks to AllThingsD about teens, the health of the company’s mobile ad business and the possibility of a major Snapchat acquisition.Facebook’s Q3: Marketers Love Us — Teens, Slightly Less So
We’ll cover the Facebook execs as they take a victory lap on a big quarterly beat.Facebook Beats Again as Mobile Ad Revenue Surges
Mobile first, indeed.Fortune’s Most Powerful Women List Has Lots of Tech Stars, With She-Can-Do-Anything Spotlight on Facebook’s Sandberg
I say we scramble all the private jets in Silicon Valley and get the “Lean In” book star to D.C. to lean on some pols to open the government again, tout de suite!Power Listicle: Disruptive Bezos Displaces Apple Execs as No. 1 on VF Annual Ranking
Who’s the bomb? (For this year, at least.)Facebook Turns Up the Volume on Its TV Ad Pitch
Lots of talk about TV from Facebook the past few days. There are 76 billion reasons why.Facebook’s Ad Plans Are Still Under Construction
The bad news: Facebook still doesn’t know the best way to sell ads to its billion users. The good news: Facebook is still making billions of dollars while it figures it out.News Byte