Baz Khuti

Baz Khuti has an extensive work experience spanning several companies and roles. Baz is currently serving as the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Ophthalytics Inc, where they are responsible for building a sales engine and expanding the company's marketing presence in the US, Middle East, and Asia.

Prior to their current position, Baz co-founded QiO Technologies in 2015 and held multiple roles within the company. As the Co-founder and CEO, they formulated the product strategy, established strategic alliances, and oversaw SaaS sales, growing QiO from an idea to a successful operation in four countries. QiO's Foresight Suite of applications received industry recognition for delivering AI-infused applications at scale.

Baz also served as the President US at Modak, where they worked closely with the founders to develop marketing, sales, delivery capabilities, and fostered strategic customer accounts and go-to-market partnerships.

In previous roles, Baz held executive positions at GE, Emerson Network Power, and Emerson Electric Co. At GE, they served as the Executive CTO Cloud, while at Emerson Network Power, they were the Executive VP - Engineering & CTO, leading the strategy and architecture of the data center optimization platform, "Trellis." Baz also played a key role in creating the architecture for DCIM and received multiple industry accolades.

As the Chief Architect at Emerson Electric Co., Baz was responsible for enterprise architecture, driving technology strategy and governance, and designing strategic business programs. Baz contributed to the development of innovative solutions such as SiteWeb for the Telecoms sector and Emerson Intelligent Store.

Overall, Baz Khuti has a wealth of experience in various leadership positions, showcasing their expertise in sales, marketing, product strategy, and technology architecture.

Baz Khuti's education history includes completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Studies from the University of South Wales, which they attended from 1982 to 1986. Later, in 1988 to 1989, they pursued a Master's degree in Computing at De Montfort University.