Diego Asenjo

Diego Asenjo has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Diego is currently the CEO and co-founder of Mesh, a company focused on building technology to improve people's lives and enhance trust in service marketplaces, contract workforces, and e-commerce. Prior to this, Diego worked at Amazon for several years. Diego served as the Principal Product Manager - Technical, where they oversaw the Product for Business Prime globally and led end-to-end customer experience, product-led growth, and retention in the United States. Diego also held the role of Senior Product Manager at Amazon, where they wrote a product vision and business case for the creation of a Prime branded program for institutional customers. This proposal was reviewed and approved by Jeff Bezos himself. Additionally, Diego worked as the Senior Vendor Manager and Manager of Office Products retail category at Amazon.ca, where they successfully launched and managed the Office Products and Musical Instruments retail businesses. Before joining Amazon, Diego attended Stanford Graduate School of Business, where they completed their MBA in 2013. During their time at Stanford, they held leadership positions and worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Marketing Analytics. Diego also participated in the Stanford-Tsinghua Exchange Program in Beijing, China. Prior to their MBA, Diego gained valuable experience at Techint Group as a Corporate Economic & Financial Planning Coordinator and Corporate Planning Analyst. Diego began their career at MoviPort S.A. as an Operations Analyst and also co-founded and served as the Academic Director of the Asociación Argentina de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Industrial (AArEII).

Diego Asenjo obtained an MBA in Business Administration and Management from Stanford University Graduate School of Business from 2011 to 2013. Diego also completed the Executive Program in Blockchain Technologies: Business Innovation and Application at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, though the specific start and end years are not mentioned. Additionally, they attended IAE Business School for the Jóvenes de Alto Potencial (JAP) program, and UADE for Industrial Engineering, although the start and end years are not provided for these degrees. Diego Asenjo also obtained a certification in Blockchain Technologies: Business Innovation and Application from MIT Sloan School of Management in November 2018.