Sarah
(Salimi) York
Chief Marketing & Digital Officer at Spave™
"Tech for Good - Why not?"
"Tech for Good - Why not?"
07 - 7:20 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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04//2024 7:20 PM
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"Tech for Good - Why not?"
"Tech for Good - Why not?"
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Session: Tech for Good - Why not?
Technology is powerful. This conversation centers around using technology to educate and empower users.Key Takeaways
- The purpose and impact of "Tech for Good"
- Consumers/users shape the technological landscape- learn about emerging trends
- Understand key demographics and how to build with them in mind
Bio
Sarah Salimi joined Spave ™ in June, 2021. In her executive role, she is responsible for developing and leading the digital strategy to surface operational efficiencies and breakthrough sales and marketing effectiveness. She works closely with the business units and system partners to shape the vision for future consumer and customer experiences. Her background spans multiple disciplines and markets, with expertise in data driven growth, digital technology platforms, digital operations as well as global digital strategy.Sarah has spearheaded a wide array of technology solutions for Fortune 500 clients. She has been actively involved in helping organizations in the retail, CPG and industrial sectors become more competitive with digitalization.
Sarah has served on the Board of American Marketing Association. She is a startup advisor and mentor. Her most recent engagement has been with DivInc in Texas. DivInc bridges the gap between underrepresented entrepreneurs and the resources they need to build profitable, high-growth companies. Sarah is an active advocate for inclusive entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
