Emilio Dejesus
Member, Board of Governors.
Mr. Emilio DeJesus is Tech leader, Investor, Philanthropist, Mentor. With more than 15 years of executive leadership in the business consulting and financial services, Emilio Dejesus brings unique insight and expertise to his positions as head of product strategy and delivery at IMIN INC – a modern work place company that focuses on helping companies and its employees optimize their flexibility when it comes to scheduling work hours, and serves on the Board of Advisors of ESDIAC Global Systems Inc, a Global company that provides services in technology, telecom as well as for the specialty trades in the oil and gas industry
Emilio graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. He also holds a Master of Science in Project Management from George W Washington University, as well as a Master in telecommunications Management from Stevens Institute of Technology, a private research university in Hoboken NJ. After graduating, Emilio has been active in the roles of Project / Product management as well as an investor in the Telecom, Finance, Technology, Energy, Mining, Trading and Agriculture.
Emilio has extensive experience providing executive change management, re- engineering, financial, and telecommunications services to fortune 500 corporations. Through one of his consultancy Practice ventures, he focuses on organization / culture change analysis.
Emilio is also a columnist and a global mentor. He mentors young entrepreneurs in Africa and helps shape the future of emerging markets
He has won many professional awards and certificates throughout his career with an emphasis in the areas of telecommunications, Product / Project, Process Re-engineering & Six sigma. Between crossing the globe, visiting existing assets and identifying new opportunities, He is also an avid runner and enjoys reading at his Atlanta Georgia home.
NON- PROFITS
• Wounded Veterans foundation
• Tony Olumelu Foundation
• Global Conservation Corps
• Shriners hospital for children.