He runs all public relations and public policy parts of the business.
Jay Carney, Corporate Affairs, Global Corporate Affairs: Best known for his role as the White House press secretary for President Barack Obama, Carney joined Amazon in 2015. Prior to Amazon, she spent over 8 years at FedEx. Beth Galetti, SVP, Human Resources, HR Administration: Galetti became Amazon's HR chief in 2016, just three years after joining the company. He joined the company in 1999 and became the general counsel in 2014. David Zapolsky, SVP & General Counsel, Legal: Zapolsky takes care of Amazon's legal, policy, compliance, and regulatory affairs. He joined in 2002 and was promoted to CFO in 2015. Brian Olsavsky, SVP & CFO Financial Administration: Olsavsky runs Amazon's finance teams and takes the company's earnings call every quarter. He's currently on a two-year leave to help the Italian government. A former Apple executive, Piacentini was responsible for all international retail operations after joining Amazon in 2000. Diego Piacentini, SVP, International Retail: Piacentini is another long-time Amazon executive on this list. The secretive Lab126 team also reports to him. He is in charge of all hardware devices as well as the Alexa voice team. Dave Limp, SVP, Amazon Devices, Digital Management: Limp is one of the newest members to join Bezos' inner circle, reflecting the hardware business' growing importance at the company. A former college football player, Blackburn joined Amazon in 1998. He also runs Amazon's growing advertising business and oversees the company's M&A and investment arms. VP, Business and Corporate Development: Blackburn is in charge of Amazon's content business, including Prime Video, Music, and Amazon Studios. He was promoted to the CEO of AWS last year. He's one of Bezos' most trusted lieutenants and now runs Amazon's all-important cloud computing business. Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon Web Services: Jassy has been at the company since 1997. The 18-year Amazon veteran was promoted to CEO last year. He runs everything on the retail side, including the marketplace, Prime business, and the newly acquired Whole Foods. Jeff Wilke, CEO of Worldwide Consumer: Wilke is the second most powerful person at Amazon. Here's a closer look at the 10 most important people at Amazon who directly report to Bezos: The on Friday that Amazon's lack of diversity at the top ranks may have contributed to former Amazon Studios chief Roy Price's sexual harassment scandal. Besides HR boss Beth Galetti, there's zero female or people of color. What's perhaps more surprising is that, despite Amazon's diverse mix of products and services, Bezos' direct reports are almost exclusively white men.
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