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Eliam Medina
Vice President at MetLife
Eliam Medina is a highly accomplished professional with a strong educational background and extensive experience in various prestigious organizations.
He holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from Columbia Business School and pursued a dual degree in Business Management and Computer Science at Florida International University.
With a wealth of experience in the corporate world, Eliam has worked as the Vice President at MetLife, CEO of Willing, Inc., and Vice President of Global Marketing at Burger King Corporation under 3G Capital.
His career also includes roles as a Consultant at McKinsey & Company and an Assistant Brand Manager at Procter & Gamble, showcasing his diverse skill set and expertise in business and marketing.
Eliam's professional journey exemplifies leadership, strategic thinking, and a deep understanding of the corporate landscape, making him a valuable asset to any organization.
Highlights
Are you applying to Y Combinator this summer? Want feedback on your application from a YC alum? Then submit your application and I will personally provide candid feedback.
There is a long history of YC alumni helping the next generation of founders with their applications and interviews. I’ve been doing it informally for almost ten years. This year, I’ve gotten so many requests that I’m dedicating a full day to it.
Submit your application and I will personally review as many as I can next week so you can incorporate suggestions by the deadline on April 22. First in, first out.
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Something special happened last night. For the first time, I felt like Miami is becoming the place where the next generation of startup founders wants to live. I never thought I'd say that.
My last company was the first Miami-based startup funded by YC in 2015. Sam Altman was my interviewer. Living in Silicon Valley felt like I was surrounded by people who were building the future. Last night, I felt that in Miami.
It wasn't fancy. No press. No VCs. Just 100+ founders having pizza and talking about the future. About half of the 40 YC alumni living in Miami were there. I met a Thiel Fellow curing antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections. A self-taught female hacker from Upenn enabling digital payments in Cuba. Countless AI/ML engineers plotting their escapes from Google, Microsoft, and Facebook.
Maybe the future is already here.
Thanks to Dmitry Alexin, Robyn Exton (she / her), Aboud Jardaneh, Anisa Mirza, Danilo Stern-Sapad, Douglas Lopes, Edrizio De La Cruz, Gonzalo Ucar, Simon Avila, Ryan Rogowski, Antonio Paulo Goncalves, Jake Vollkommer, Johan Wikström, Imogen Low, Ann-Jie Ching, Ricky Rosa, Kris Borer, Angie Diaz Medina and everyone else who was was there.
