Stefan weitz biography

          Stefan is a huge gadget 'junkie' and can often be found in electronics shops across the world looking for the elusive perfect piece of tech..

          While on vacation 14 years ago, I woke up without any feeling in my left leg.

          Stefan Weitz is a technology entrepreneur, advisor, and innovator known for his influential work in the tech industry, particularly in search technology and.

        1. Stefan Weitz is a technology entrepreneur, advisor, and innovator known for his influential work in the tech industry, particularly in search technology and.
        2. Stefan Weitz is a Senior Director of Search at Microsoft and charged with working with people and organizations across the industry to promote and improve search technologies.
        3. Stefan is a huge gadget 'junkie' and can often be found in electronics shops across the world looking for the elusive perfect piece of tech.
        4. Location: United States.
        5. Stefan Weitz is a Senior Director in the Search group at Microsoft and charged with working with people and organizations across the industry to promote and.

          6. I remember sticking a fork in it and was amazed I could feel no pain. I could walk just fine — so naturally I assumed I was slowly turning into an X-Man. After a few calls to my doctor friends, I was on the next plane back to Seattle, where a team of doctors quickly diagnosed me with multiple sclerosis.

          For those who don’t know, M.S. is a pretty scary disease namely because it’s so unpredictable.

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          One day you can be fine, the next day your vision goes haywire; or you go from running a marathon to stumbling when taking a walk in your house. But the most insidious unknown of M.S. is the disease progression that can range from asymptomatic to debilitating — and no one is quite sure why.

          At the time, I was a relatively new father and had teams on four continents working to build software the world uses every day.

          I couldn’t just slow down or let the disease hold me back from being the leader, father and fr