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#49 Entrepreneur Chat: Jassi Chadha - A Few Things - 32 Min.wav

from A Few Things with Jim Barrood · host jim barrood, jassi chadha

We discussed a few things including: 1. His academic and entrepreneurial journeys 2. Axtria's tremendous growth, new funding and unicorn status 3. Working with his brother 4. Building company culture in a WFH environment 5. Career planning insights for all ages Jassi is President and CEO of Axtria. He cofounded Axtria with the vision of building cutting-edge analytics and software solutions that will help global companies to effectively manage and get insights from big data. Jassi is a pioneer in building advanced decision support software. He has worked closely with over 100 global companies to improve effectiveness of their commercial operations. Pharmaceutical Management Science Association (PMSA) awarded Jassi with prestigious lifetime achievement award in 2014. This is among several other accolades. He also serves on the Board of many diverse organizations like TIE Global, Ocular Therapeutics, SpectraMedix and others. Previously, Jassi was co-founder and CEO of marketRx, which was acquired by Cognizant Technology Solutions in November 2007.

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