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Nina Khosrowsalafi
Product Leader | Amazon GenAI/CVML | Harvard BA, Texas McCombs MBA
Nina Khosrowsalafi is a Principal Product Manager in the Technology division at Amazon, currently based in Austin, Texas. With over a decade of experience, she has developed a strong background in product management and technology leadership. Khosrowsalafi holds a Bachelor's degree from Harvard University and an MBA from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin.12
In her role at Amazon, she focuses on Generative AI and Computer Vision Machine Learning (CVML), emphasizing innovation and technology-driven solutions.2 Khosrowsalafi is recognized for her strategic leadership and data-informed decision-making skills, which have contributed to her success in managing cross-functional teams and projects.12
Her professional journey reflects a commitment to leveraging technology to enhance product offerings and improve user experiences. Khosrowsalafi's insights into industry trends and her active engagement in technology discussions further underscore her influence in the field.2
Highlights
This past Friday, I had the privilege of attending the inaugural LatinX MBA Alumni Leadership Summit hosted at Amazon Studios in Los Angeles and sponsored by TPG, Fidelity Investments, Google, Capital Group, Morrison Foerster Foundation, and ServiceNow. Centered around key themes of technology and innovation, I was inspired by the level of quality connections and deeper discussions among LatinX community members around elements of our cultural experience not often discussed in the workplace such as:
▶ Often physically leaving our hometowns to chase career ambitions, we find ourselves navigating the push & pull of our commitments to our roots with decisions around where we live and what kinds of careers we're willing to pursue; ▶ Typically being the first generation to attend college in the US, we have to figure out how to balance supporting our families and multi-generational households with our time and finances while leaving space to prioritize our own goals; ▶ Given cultural expectations of what it means to show up and support our families, commonly we recognize as a community that becoming founders, choosing to work at various stages of start-up life, and other types of financial career risks are ones that we may not always be willing to take at different seasons of our lives.
In particular, one stand-out highlight for me was hearing Fidel Vargas speak about how to remain authentic to the experiences that shaped you in your childhood as you begin to inhabit new spaces in your career.
⭐ He reminded us that when we take up space at the table where our community hasn't before, we should say what we have to say - but we also must be willing to accept the costs for speaking up.
⭐ When asked what helps give us the courage and strength to speak to our authentic selves and take those career risks, he urged us to remember our "why's" for being in the room -- for most of us, that is remembering la familia, la comunidad, and continuing to pay it forward for all those we're making space for at the table that come after us.
A huge thank you and congratulations to the Latinx MBA leaders for bringing Latinx MBA professionals and students altogether in Los Angeles! Nancy Torres, Andrew Mairena, Brenda Godinez, MBA, Jessica Leon, Ivan Aragon, Raymond Gómez, José Camacho
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Today has been a great start to a new journey with Favor Delivery — I’m both grateful and delighted to see what this new product chapter has in store! 🩵
