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Rajen Sanghvi
Chief Operating Officer at Fulfil.IO (I'm Hiring!)
Rajen Sanghvi is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in sales, entrepreneurship, and operations.
He is currently the Chief Operating Officer at Fulfil.IO, where he is instrumental in the day-to-day operations of the company.
Rajen is also known for founding SalesTraction.io and has held significant roles such as Vice President of Sales and Director of Sales at Taplytics.
With a strong educational foundation in Industrial (Systems) Engineering from the University of Toronto, Rajen has honed his skills in optimizing processes and driving business growth.
Throughout his career, he has served in various capacities including Advisor at Fulfil.IO, Entrepreneur in Residence at Ryerson University, and Vice President of Sales at PiinPoint.
His expertise extends to strategic sales, operations management, and building successful B2B relationships.
Rajen has a rich history of leadership roles, having served as the Chief Operating Officer at ShopLocket, Corporate Account Executive at ScribbleLive, and Enterprise Sales Representative at IBM.
His experience also includes roles such as Account Executive at NetSuite and Sales Operations Analyst at IBM's Tivoli Software division.
Rajen Sanghvi's career trajectory showcases his commitment to excellence and innovation in the realm of sales and operations.
Highlights
“I’m just not organized”. Bulls***.
People that actually win are insanely disciplined and they force themselves to stay organized.
I grew up idolizing NHL goalies like Curtis Joseph, Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur so I draw a lot of inspo from them.
CuJo went undrafted, forced his way into the NHL, and also went on to win the Gold Medal for Team Canada. Nothing to do with raw talent…his prep and structure made him relentless. He was meticulous.
Roy’s playoff consistency went way beyond just reflexes — it was obsessive routines and rituals. Same pre-game prep… same visualization ritual: he actually imagined himself make every save before the puck dropped. … and he’s got 4 Stanley Cups to show for it.
Brodeur built his legacy on discipline -- always 2.5 hours early, multiple sticks ready to go, and same pregame meal. That’s how you play two decades and walk away with more regular season wins than anyone EVER.
So sure, maybe Talent gets you noticed.
But...Discipline and Organization keep you winning.
P.S. If you're insanely organized and looking to grow your career in tech, reach out! Here at @fulfilio we're hiring for Account Executives, Product Consultants, Implementation Associates, and lots more.
I WANT TO WORK WITH WINNERS.


