Ali Qureshi

Ali Qureshi has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Ali started their career in 1996 as a Consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton, where they served as a team lead and was responsible for driving the analysis and implementation of over 100 FY96 Records of Decisions into the enterprise CERCLIS3 system for the EPA.

In 1997, Qureshi joined Accenture as a Manager, where they developed process architecture for the supplier management functions and managed a program for a large telecommunications client.

From 2003 to 2011, they worked at the U.S. House of Representatives in various roles, including Branch Manager of Web Systems and Director of CAO Advanced Business Solutions. In these roles, they led teams, developed operational budgets, and oversaw various enterprise software applications.

In 2011, Qureshi became the Chief Operating Officer at MedRed LLC, and in 2013, they joined Xcelerate Solutions as the Vice President of Consulting Services.

Ali also worked as an Advisor at Surdak & Co. from 2016 to 2017, where they helped develop and guide SMB and Fortune 500 companies through customized digital transformations.

Qureshi served as an Advisor at RF Telematics from 2012 to 2018, where they contributed to the development of MedLogiq, a data management platform for the healthcare industry.

Currently, Qureshi holds the role of Chief Operating Officer at NuAxis Innovations, a position they have held since December 2017.

Overall, Ali Qureshi has a strong background in operations, consulting, and management, with a focus on driving digital transformations and implementing data-driven solutions.

Ali Qureshi has an Executive Masters in Technology Management from the University of Pennsylvania. Ali also attended Harvard Kennedy School for Executive Education in the "Senior Managers in Government" program. Prior to that, they completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from Wilkes University. Ali attended Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology as well. The specific years of enrollment for each institution are unknown.