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Justin Saye
President and CEO with extensive experience in various leadership roles
Justin Saye is the President and CEO of Origin, a position he has held since October 2020. He is based in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area and has a diverse background in leadership and operations across various industries.
Professional Experience
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Origin: As President and CEO, Saye leads the company in its mission to assist utilities and build a robust organization.
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NextGen Venture Partners: He has served as a Venture Partner since August 2017, where he likely engages in investment and mentorship activities.
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iFoodDecisionSciences, Inc.: Prior to his current role, he was the Chief Operating Officer from October 2018 to October 2020.
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The Trade Desk, Inc.: Saye was the Vice President of Global Operations from 2015 to 2018, overseeing operational strategies.
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Airbiquity: He held multiple roles including Board Member and Managing Director from 2008 to 2015.
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MyCityBaby: He founded and served as CEO from 2007 to 2010.
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US Navy: Justin Saye served in the Intelligence sector from 1993 to 1997, which adds a unique element to his leadership profile.
His extensive experience spans over two decades in various leadership positions, showcasing his expertise in operations, strategy, and technology.1
Highlights
Things to keep in mind as LLM’s gain traction and integrate more deeply within our personal lives. While powerful and productivity-enhancing, they can deprecate some of our innate abilities—a bit like relying 100% on GPS and losing the ability to direction-find instinctively. Conclusions are useful, but understanding the logic behind the journey to that conclusion is most important / instructive for future decision-making.
As industries consolidate and new technologies emerge, executives need to embrace continuous learning to maintain a competitive edge. I’ve noted before and it’s becoming more commonly agreed that faster learning can be the sole sustainable competitive advantage in an environment of more rapid intelligence-augmentation. The article below stresses the necessity of overcoming biases against new tasks and ventures, pushing oneself to acquire diverse skills despite discomfort—learning, essentially, in an environment where answers / conclusions are just a prompt away.
The article has a good, practical framework for cementing a learning pattern. In particular, I liked the discussion around assessing self-awareness and spending time framing questions and tasks. Both of these contribute to a robust learning mindset and developing a simple toolkit to stay fresh with it over time.
https://lnkd.in/gumd-gSm
#leadership #origin #smartcity
Origin began a relationship with Infor several years ago and it has been picking up steam significantly in the last eighteen months or so. The Infor platform is expansive for the municipal market and we're very happy to be a key partner in delivering the utility billing component in many instances. Working with West Basin has been a treat and, while many IT projects can be deeply challenging, the implementation of Infor Utility Billing for West Basin was a case study in how a great customer combined with an excellent project manager and strong technical team can hit it out of the park. Well done to everyone!
https://loom.ly/IGtCVuw
#smartcity #infor #westbasin
