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Ash Esmaeili
Co-Founder & CEO at Aimsio
Ash Esmaeili is a technology entrepreneur and business leader based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.1 He is currently a Charter Member at The A100, an organization that helps drive economic diversification in Alberta's tech sector.23
Professional Background
Ash is best known for his role as the Co-Founder and CEO of Aimsio, a fast-growing software company he helped establish.1 At Aimsio, Ash focuses on solving real-world challenges, motivating his team, and fostering scalability while being accountable for the company's growth and success.1
Career Highlights::
- Co-Founder & CEO at Aimsio (April 2018 - Present)
- Co-Founder & Head of Operations at Aimsio (August 2013 - April 2018)
- Member & C100 Fellows Alumni (July 2021 - Present)
- Principal Researcher at University of Calgary (December 2011 - September 2013)
Education
Ash has a strong academic background in computer science:
- MSc in Computer Science from the University of Calgary (2009 - 2012)
- BSc in Computer Science from the University of Calgary (2004 - 2009)
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Simon Fraser University (2003 - 2004)1
Achievements and Recognition
Throughout his career, Ash has received several honors and awards, including:
- Alberta Graduate Scholarship
- Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship
- Lockhart Family Grad Scholarship
- Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2012 Scholarship1
Ash Esmaeili's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "ash-esmaeili".1
Highlights
🚀 We're Hiring! Join Aimsio as our Director of Marketing! 🚀
Our journey has been incredible so far, with over $7 billion processed on our platform and 25,000+ crew workers managed through Aimsio across North America.
As the #1 startup to watch in Alberta according to StartAlberta, we are passionate about helping hardworking people build the future through operational excellence, and now we need a visionary marketing leader to help us amplify our brand and accelerate our growth!
Join us in making a meaningful impact on the construction and energy industries.
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Investing in #MentalHealth care is the #right thing to do and we should encourage our leaders to fund #universal mental health care for everyone. Investment in mental health would reduce suffering for millions of #Canadians and improve the quality of life for all of us. Join and #ActForMentalHealth today: actformentalhealth.ca
