Venture Strategy Solutions at Berkeley
Victor Xiao is currently a Consultant at Venture Strategy Solutions at Berkeley since September 2023. Previously, Victor held positions as a Strategy Consultant at BLUE ORIGIN and a Marketing Strategy Consultant at Life360 from August to December 2023. Victor gained experience as an SDE Intern at Amazon from May to August 2024. Victor's academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the UC Berkeley Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology (M.E.T.) program, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the UC Berkeley College of Engineering. Additionally, Victor holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business and completed education at Centennial High School.
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Venture Strategy Solutions at Berkeley
Venture Strategy Solutions at Berkeley is a student-run strategy consulting group that serves start-ups and growth clients. In addition to having a unique client focus, Venture Strategy Solutions differentiates itself through a results-oriented consulting mindset, measuring our success through the success of our clients. The mission of Venture Strategy Solutions (Venture/VSS) is to provide strategic consulting services for start-ups and growth-phase companies. As a result of: 1. Highly-selective recruiting 2. Rigorous internal training 3. Frequent client interaction 4. Our project teams thoroughly understand our client needs and are fully capable of creating clear, implementable recommendations to address those needs. Our clients recognize an opportunity for growth or improvement and want VSS to figure out ways to capitalize on these opportunities. As start-ups and growth-phase companies, our clients are able to act decisively upon our recommendations. We design implementable solutions for our clients that are more than just a list of “best practices.” Feasibility, focus, and prioritization guide our recommendations.