Santiago Rodriguez

Santiago Rodriguez has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Santiago has recently worked as an Enterprise Customer Success Manager at Cobee, where they are currently employed. Prior to that, they worked as an Account Manager at Huspy and as an Account Executive at Ontop in 2022. Before that, Santiago worked as a Key Account Manager at ETEK International Corporation in 2021.

From 2018 to 2021, Santiago held multiple roles at WeWork, including Regional Account Manager and Account Executive Strategic Growth. Santiago was responsible for managing accounts and driving strategic growth.

Before joining WeWork, Santiago worked at Oracle from 2015 to 2017. Santiago held the titles of Cloud Fusion Middleware & BI Territory Manager and Sales Executive, where they successfully increased market share and implemented cloud solutions.

In 2014, Santiago worked as a Financial Consultant at TDA SUPPLY & SERVICE, where they managed budget and treasury processes and handled financial reporting duties.

Earlier in their career, Santiago worked at Tradition Securities and Futures as a Swaps Broker, primarily managing Colombian interest rates and providing market analysis and research. Santiago also worked as a Broker at Compañia Profesionales de Bolsa, where they negotiated fixed income instruments and managed client portfolios.

Santiago began their career at IBM as an Executive Sales Representative, specializing in System X servers and managing global accounts.

Throughout their career, Santiago has demonstrated strong sales, account management, and financial skills in various industries, including technology, real estate, and finance.

Santiago Rodriguez pursued their education in a chronological manner. Santiago began their educational journey at the Universidad de La Sabana from 2003 to 2008, where they successfully completed their Bachelor's Degree in International Business/Trade/Commerce. Later, they joined the University of Leicester in 2013 and completed their Master's Degree in Economics by 2014.