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Ali Raza
CEO at ThroughPut Inc.
Ali Raza is a data-driven, strategic thinker with a diverse background encompassing eCommerce, small business growth, marketing, and cross-functional teams. He has a proven track record of success in managing multimillion-dollar portfolios, exceeding KPIs, and amplifying revenue growth and profitability. Ali co-founded Cased Comfort, a small business focused on conscious consumption and creative expression in home furnishings. He established a robust supply chain and expanded to physical channels within one year of launching. Ali has led and executed several promotional campaigns, increasing GMV and site traffic while redesigning websites to better cater to the customer's needs. He honed his skills in strategy creation and execution, market research, paid social marketing, content marketing, budget management, demand generation, and digital marketing.
Ali holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and has studied at Fudan University. He has held significant roles at various companies, including Pipeline Strategy Analyst at Salesforce, Category Specialist at Walmart eCommerce, Risk Advisory Services Intern at Grant Thornton LLP, Research Assistant at UC Berkeley, IoT Research Analyst at IoT ONE, and Chief Administrative Office Intern at Wells Fargo. Ali has interests in cloud products, marketing cloud, scrum, agile strategy, customer-centered thinking, and empowering others to reach their full potential.
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I’m happy to share that I’ll be starting my Master of Business Administration (MBA) at NYU Stern School of Business this fall! I'm grateful for this incredible opportunity and the unwavering support from friends, mentors, and family. Here's to the next chapter! 🎉🎓
Earlier this week I completed the Prof G Strategy Sprint led by Scott Galloway at NYU Stern. This sprint was an intense yet rewarding 2-week course focused on the T-Algorithm— Scott’s proprietary framework for analyzing firms and deciding if they fit the criteria of a Trillion dollar firm. Yes, the T stands for Trillion.
One aspect of the framework that stuck out was the idea of a Rundle and how firms can achieve them by strategically developing multiple, value based offerings that compels its customers to opt in. We see this play out in tech companies but applying it outside of tech requires creativity and seamless execution.
Besides the material, I found the community of 500+ Sprinters crucial to the experience. The diverse group of professionals across industries and tenures fostered insightful and interesting discussions. These interactions were also a great way to bounce ideas off one another.
Moving forward, by using the T-Algorithm, I can better understand if and how a firm can reach the T mark. This will help me breakdown strategies and develop tactics that I can implement into my day to day work and long term initiatives.
If you’re interested, I definitely recommend checking it out at Section4.com and would love to answer any questions you may have!
