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Deepti Sharma

Investor

SV2 Board Member at Silicon Valley

San Francisco Bay Area

About

Deepti Sharma is co-founder of an online platform connecting government, the private sector, and academia to collaborate on global challenges. She has more than 15 years of experience in business strategy and operations, including federal government consulting for defense and civilian customers where she implemented governance frameworks and risk-management methodologies. She mentors social entrepreneurs through the Miller Center at Santa Clara University and holds a Master of Engineering from Cornell University and a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Mumbai University.

Experience

  1. OmtriumFounder and CEOcurrent2024 β€” presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund - SV2Board Membercurrent2025 β€” presentRedwood City, California, United States
  3. OST, Inc.Vice President2018 β€” 2024Washington D.C. Metro Area
  4. OST, Inc.Business Unit Lead, Strategy and Business Performance2014 β€” 2018
  5. OST, Inc.Lead, Strategy and Business Performance2010 β€” 2014
  6. OST IncMultiple Positions2004 β€” 2010
  7. Institute of Management StudiesMath Instructor/Consultant2002 β€” 2003

Education

  1. Cornell UniversityMaster’s Degree, Operations Research and Industrial Engineering (ORIE)2003 β€” 2004
  2. University of MumbaiBachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering1997 β€” 2001

Skills & more

Strategic Planning7Critical ThinkingTeam Motivation1Analysis4Strategy4Leadership1Cross Functional Team BuildingMS Project2Visio1Thought Leadership8Business Strategy6Strategic Partnerships1
+12 moreNew Business DevelopmentRisk ManagementHigh Performance TeamsProgram DevelopmentCMMIQuantitative Risk AnalysisCross-functional Team LeadershipPMPQuantitative AnalyticsRequirements AnalysisSDLCProgram Management

Languages English Β· Hindi

  • Certified Project Management Professional β€” PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (PMI)

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