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🎙️🎙️🎙️Ladies & Gentleman
Today, we are blessed with a distinguished guest whose journey spans continents and industries, bridging the gap between innovation and human connection. Sabba Nahand’s career, marked by roles at giants like Dell in the U.S. and 2U in Hong Kong, reflects a profound adaptability and commitment to growth. His extensive experience mentoring startups at 1776dc and advising early-stage ventures at The TechTavern reveals a deep-seated passion for fostering new ideas and nurturing emerging talents.
For over 20 years, Sabba has mastered the art of building intentional teams and driving them toward success. His approach goes beyond traditional leadership; it’s rooted in understanding the unique motivations of each team member and providing the resources and support necessary for their development. As a former guest lecturer at George Washington University’s School of Business, Sabba has shared his insights and expertise, influencing future leaders and innovators.
Sabba’s philosophy of leading from the front, exemplified by his prowess in closing deals and guiding others to do the same, highlights a blend of practical wisdom and visionary thinking. He meticulously measures financial impacts, ensuring profitability even amidst rapid scaling. His narrative is not just about success in sales; it’s about the profound human elements that drive high-performing teams.
Join us as we explore Sabba Nahand’s fascinating journey, his insights on team dynamics, and his philosophical approach to leadership and growth in the ever-evolving tech landscape. This conversation promises to be a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone aspiring to navigate the complexities of modern business with intention and authenticity.
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Today, we are blessed with a distinguished guest whose journey spans continents and industries, bridging the gap between innovation and human connection. Sabba Nahand’s career, marked by roles at giants like Dell in the U.S. and 2U in Hong Kong, reflects a profound adaptability and commitment to growth. His extensive experience mentoring startups at 1776dc and advising early-stage ventures at The TechTavern reveals a deep-seated passion for fostering new ideas and nurturing emerging talents.
For over 20 years, Sabba has mastered the art of building intentional teams and driving them toward success. His approach goes beyond traditional leadership; it’s rooted in understanding the unique motivations of each team member and providing the resources and support necessary for their development. As a former guest lecturer at George Washington University’s School of Business, Sabba has shared his insights and expertise, influencing future leaders and innovators.
Sabba’s philosophy of leading from the front, exemplified by his prowess in closing deals and guiding others to do the same, highlights a blend of practical wisdom and visionary thinking. He meticulously measures financial impacts, ensuring profitability even amidst rapid scaling. His narrative is not just about success in sales; it’s about the profound human elements that drive high-performing teams.
Join us as we explore Sabba Nahand’s fascinating journey, his insights on team dynamics, and his philosophical approach to leadership and growth in the ever-evolving tech landscape. This conversation promises to be a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone aspiring to navigate the complexities of modern business with intention and authenticity.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabbanazhand
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