Ana Corrales | |
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Nationality | Costa Rican |
Alma mater | University of Washington |
Occupation | Businessperson |
Children | 2 |
Ana Corrales is an American business executive, the Chief Operating Officer for Google's Consumer Hardware business, and oversees the Google Store. [1] She has been recognized by Forbes as one of the 50 Most Powerful Latinas in Business, [2] as one of the Most Influential Women in the Bay Area by the San Francisco Business Times, [3] and as a Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by the National Diversity Council. [4] Corrales is married [5] and has two children. [6]
Corrales grew up in San Jose, Costa Rica. Her father is an engineer, entrepreneur, and inventor in the energy industry. Her mother has a doctorate in Botany and served as the Dean of La Universidad de Costa Rica and the Minister of Science and Technology in Costa Rica. [5]
Corrales moved to the United States to attend the University of Washington where she received her bachelor's in economics. She attended Stanford University where she received a master's of engineering. [5]
At Google, Corrales oversees the development of Google hardware and Nest products [1] and oversees Google's first-party retail channel, Google Store [7]
Corrales previously served as chief operating officer and chief financial officer at Nest. [6] She served as Senior Vice President of Product Operations at Cisco Systems for all Cisco-branded products. In 2006, Corrales co-founded a startup solar company, SunModular. Corrales sold the company in 2010 [7]
Corrales serves on the board of directors for Watermark,a women's leadership organization, [7] and is an advisor to Roli, a music technology company. [2] Corrales supports STEM education for girls. At Cisco, she provided mentorship through programs such as Programa Escuela, which is a volunteer program for employees to teach elementary-level students about technology. [5] Corrales is a member of the Women@Google board and an executive sponsor for HOLA, Google's Latino Employee Resource Group [2]
Ana Corrales | |
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Nationality | Costa Rican |
Alma mater | University of Washington |
Occupation | Businessperson |
Children | 2 |
Ana Corrales is an American business executive, the Chief Operating Officer for Google's Consumer Hardware business, and oversees the Google Store. [1] She has been recognized by Forbes as one of the 50 Most Powerful Latinas in Business, [2] as one of the Most Influential Women in the Bay Area by the San Francisco Business Times, [3] and as a Top 50 Most Powerful Women in Technology by the National Diversity Council. [4] Corrales is married [5] and has two children. [6]
Corrales grew up in San Jose, Costa Rica. Her father is an engineer, entrepreneur, and inventor in the energy industry. Her mother has a doctorate in Botany and served as the Dean of La Universidad de Costa Rica and the Minister of Science and Technology in Costa Rica. [5]
Corrales moved to the United States to attend the University of Washington where she received her bachelor's in economics. She attended Stanford University where she received a master's of engineering. [5]
At Google, Corrales oversees the development of Google hardware and Nest products [1] and oversees Google's first-party retail channel, Google Store [7]
Corrales previously served as chief operating officer and chief financial officer at Nest. [6] She served as Senior Vice President of Product Operations at Cisco Systems for all Cisco-branded products. In 2006, Corrales co-founded a startup solar company, SunModular. Corrales sold the company in 2010 [7]
Corrales serves on the board of directors for Watermark,a women's leadership organization, [7] and is an advisor to Roli, a music technology company. [2] Corrales supports STEM education for girls. At Cisco, she provided mentorship through programs such as Programa Escuela, which is a volunteer program for employees to teach elementary-level students about technology. [5] Corrales is a member of the Women@Google board and an executive sponsor for HOLA, Google's Latino Employee Resource Group [2]