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Ali-Milan Nekmouche
Chief Data Strategist at Two Sigma
Ali-Milan Nekmouche is the Chief Data Strategist at Two Sigma, a prominent financial sciences company.12 He has been with Two Sigma since September 2004, starting as a Research Analyst and progressing through various roles.1
Career Progression
- Current Role: Chief Data Strategist (since March 2018)
- Previous Positions at Two Sigma:
- Managing Director, Research (January 2008 - Present)
- Research Analyst (September 2004 - December 2007)
Prior Experience
Before joining Two Sigma, Nekmouche worked as:
- Analyst at Ernst & Young (June 2002 - April 2004)
- Investment Banking Associate at BMO Capital Markets (2004)
Education
Nekmouche holds:
- A Master of Science (MS) from the University of Virginia
- A degree in Computer Science & Finance from Pace University1
Based in New York, Nekmouche has over 500 connections on LinkedIn, indicating his strong professional network in the financial and technology sectors.1
Highlights
A few months ago, the world was experiencing the Moroccan culture as I have known it. A Moroccan soccer team represented our country and its people in all its splendor. Putting to practice, for the world to see, what #madeinMorocco signifies: a hard-working, talented, united, humble, grateful, heart-warming people whose hearts remain anchored in this colorful nation. A people who face adversity with unshakable tenacity and upbeat solidarity. It’s also the story of a country who has invested in its infrastructure methodically over decades to give its biggest resource, its people, a fighting chance for growth, all while keeping its authentic identity and rich heritage.
Today, this severe earthquake sowed immeasurable loss across families, communities, infrastructure and historical heritage. The mourning will be painful and the fight for recovery will be longer than we can first fathom but this challenge will be met by the ardor of 40 million people who will roar to build better, stronger and together not just now to save those who are still hanging on for dear life but also over the longer term where the toll and ramifications could be worse without resolute and steadfast commitment.
So - if you can help now, please do. If you can help later, please do again. Please find below a link to a few reliable resources you can direct donations towards - culled together by a resourceful concerned citizen Hanae Bezad. Many self-starting and resourceful folks on the ground are also organizing small but surgical direct relief initiatives to personally shuttle must-haves to remote and hard-hit areas - please DM me if of interest. The government will also continue its push and will soon stand up a direct funding option that will go a very long way in providing longer-term support.
Let’s support those who are fighting for #madeinMorocco so that we can hear this people roar again.
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