Current Employer
pandd (predict and deliver)Job Title
Partner
Biography
Mani has helped multiple organizations scale their revenue generation, account management, and service delivery teams over the last 7 years. Focused primarily on high-growth technology companies, his experiences span the healthcare, financial services, real estate, and advertising industries.
He previously led all service delivery as well as business & sales operations at Hometeam, a home healthcare technology company. Prior to Hometeam, Mani led sales operations & strategy at Axial, a private online network for buyers and sellers of private companies. Before entering the startup world, he worked as a consultant for Accenture.
Mani graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering from McGill University and holds a Master of Engineering Management from Dartmouth College, a collaborative program taught by faculty from the Thayer School of Engineering and the Tuck School of Business.
Previous Work Experience
Accenture (2011-2012)
Axial (2014-2016)
Hometeam (2016-2018)
MEM Internship Company Name
AppNexusMEM Internship Title
Product Commercialization Intern
Why did you choose the Dartmouth MEM?
The tight-knit Dartmouth alumni network was the key to my decision as other McGill grads/international friends of mine that ended up at Stanford, Columbia, etc. for similar Masters programs were left without internships/jobs months after graduation.
What was the most valuable part of your MEM internship experience?
Helping a tech company experiencing hypergrowth scale its product mangement team by improving transparency and identifying opportunities for growth/optimization.
How did the Dartmouth MEM prepare you for your career?
The MEM honed the hard technical skills required to do a broad set of jobs (data analysis, risk analysis, resource optimization, project management techniques, etc.) while preparing us for the higher-level conversations that ultimately helped accelerate my career growth (speaking to execs as peers re: strategy, organizational design, resource management, industry trends, etc.)
What is your favorite Dartmouth MEM memory?
Class trips (Moosilauke, Class of '66 lodge, etc.) were a lot of fun and really brought the whole MEM class together… intramural sports like soccer and flag football against other members of the Dartmouth community made us more of a cohesive group while having fun.
How would you summarize your Dartmouth MEM experience?
Skilled generalists
