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Ameneh Emrani
Amazon, Biz Tech Director, Growth Initiatives
Ameneh Emrani is a highly analytical global leader with over 12 years of experience in leading complex business strategy, change management, and strategic analysis on a multibillion-dollar scale.
She holds a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran. Additionally, she studied Finance for her MBA at the University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business.
Ameneh has held various key roles at Amazon, including Biz Tech Director for Growth Initiatives, Finance Director for Worldwide Customer Service, Senior Finance Manager and Finance Director focusing on Change Management, Regional Finance Manager, Finance Manager, and Cost & Analytics Manager at Amazon Robotics, among other positions.
Prior to her roles at Amazon, she worked as a Product Manager, Interim Marketing Manager, and Marketing Specialist at Toshiba - Badr Electric, and as a Physics Teacher at Shahid Mahdavi High School. She also gained experience as a Team Coordinator for a data collection project at Qeshm Free Zone Organization.
Ameneh Emrani has a demonstrated track record of leading multi-layered and cross-functional teams to solve complex business problems across different geographies, business verticals, and management levels.
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If you have Iranian (Iranian-American) colleagues, you might want to know what else is on their minds besides work these days. Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman from a small town in western Iran was visiting Tehran with her family when she was killed shortly after being arrested by the morality police for not wearing the "proper hijab". The initial national mourning quickly turned into widespread protests formed around the slogan "Woman, Life, Freedom", which has brought together people regardless of ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or gender from all over the country.
Please keep in mind that your Iranian colleagues and friends who live miles away from their family and loved ones are going through a rough time as they hopelessly follow the news of protests and violence in Iran. We may go about our lives, get the work done, and smile, but we are not ok.
You can learn more in this WP article, or by following #MahsaAmini, which has been used over 40 Million times on Twitter in less than a week. #iranprotests #iranianwomen
Thanks Babak Heydari for the great summary.
https://lnkd.in/eVmMqv9y
