How Dave Clark, the mastermind behind Amazon's

How Dave Clark, the mastermind behind Amazon's coronavirus response, became one of the most powerful executives in America (AMZN)

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Published 28 May 2020

· Amazon's SVP of worldwide operations Dave Clark is one of the most powerful people in corporate America.
· Clark is in charge of everything from Amazon's warehouse and shipping network to marketing and the Prime membership program.
· Since joining Amazon in 1999, Clark has quickly jumped through the ranks, going from a...

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How Dave Clark, the mastermind behind Amazon's coronavirus response, became one of the most powerful executives in America (AMZN)

How Dave Clark, the mastermind behind Amazon's coronavirus response, became one of the most powerful executives in America (AMZN)

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