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Rosalie Nathans
Maximizing human potential @ Tesla
Rosalie Nathans is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in operations and partnerships.
She is renowned for her role as the operations partner at Tesla and as the fellowship director at Interact.
Rosalie completed her Bachelor's Degree in Economics with a secondary focus in Visual and Environmental Studies from Harvard University, graduating Cum Laude.
Additionally, she pursued further education at Stanford University Graduate School of Business and as a guest lecturer on Growth in Silicon Valley at Harvard Business School.
Her educational journey also includes attending McDonogh School for high school and the Pre-Conservatory Program at The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University.
Throughout her career, Rosalie has held various notable positions such as Growth Manager, Staff Project Manager, Staff Partner, Sr. Operations Partner, and Operations Partner at Tesla.
She also served as a Venture Director, Board Member, Fellowship Director, and Fellow at Interact.
Prior to her time at Interact, Rosalie gained experience in sales and business leadership programs at LinkedIn, along with an internship at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Her extensive work experience showcases a deep understanding of operational management, strategic partnerships, and leadership roles across multiple organizations.
Highlights
Still pinching myself that I got to demo Tesla's ride-hailing platform!
icymi, a few points Elon made in the shareholder meeting yesterday...
- we are no longer compute-constrained; we are heading towards full self-driving at an exponential rate
- optimus the Tesla bot is already an active contributor in our factories
- we broke ground on the Semi truck factory in Reno NV
- we will deploy more superchargers this year than the rest of the industry combined
- Elon may be pathologically optimistic, but he always delivers in the end, and that's the important thing 🤝
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