Renowned tech evangelist joins Brainy n Bright Group

Apr 29, 2023


Dr. Aamir Rizwan comes in as Chief Strategy Officer having held leadership positions with corporate giants such as Wasl Group, HP, Toyota, and Cognizant across the UK, Middle East, and India regions.


Dubai, United Arab Emirates Apr 28, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Brainy n Bright, a premier global STEM institution, is proud to announce that renowned tech evangelist, Dr. Aamir Rizwan, has joined the company as Chief Strategy Officer. In his new role, Dr. Aamir will oversee the company's growth and scaling of businesses across the Americas, Middle East, Europe, and Southeast Asian regions.

Dr. Aamir, an alumnus of the prestigious SP Jain School of Global Management and BIT Sindri, holds a Ph.D. in technology management. He has a very close interest in education and is attached to the various universities' specialized educational projects. Currently, he has been mentoring students from George Mason University, USA, and Zayed University, Dubai.

With over 20 years of experience in data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, and blockchain, Dr. Aamir has held leadership positions with corporate giants such as Wasl Group, HP, Toyota, and Cognizant across the UK, Middle East, and India. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Brainy n Bright, having led major IT projects and reinforced stellar IT strategy and process management.

"Dr. Aamir is an incredibly accomplished professional and a great addition to our team," said Esrat Noori, CEO of Brainy n Bright. "As we continue to make major breakthroughs in the EdTech field, we are excited to have him on board to drive innovation strategies, and engineer the growth success story of Brainy n Bright. He brings an array of strategy and growth experience, that will drive our continued success. I'm excited to see exponential growth of the organization under his leadership!"

"We are delighted to announce that Aamir has joined our family at Brainy n Bright," said Sam Ansari, the US Director. "His extensive experience and unwavering dedication to revolutionizing EdTech will undoubtedly disrupt the education industry and drive our growth at an unprecedented rate. We are incredibly proud to have him on board, and this achievement marks a significant milestone for us."

Dr. Aamir stated, "I am currently focused on spearheading the launch of the largest global robotics competition and various edtech products which will create a major impact in 21st-century tech learning. We are working on growing the franchise network of Brainy n Bright too. Alongside these efforts, I am also looking to expand our operations in the USA, GCC, and India. This will enable us to reach even more students and provide them with access to quality STEM education. Furthermore, to fuel our expansion plans, I am seeking investors globally who share our passion for innovation and education. With their support, we can take our ventures to new heights and make a positive impact on the world."

Brainy n Bright has solidified its position as the premier global STEM institution, receiving back-to-back awards for the Best Global STEM Institution in 2021 and 2022. Their accomplishments also include notable wins in various international robotics competitions such as FLL, WRO, and VEX, including organizing the recent VEX Robotics Championship in the USA and UAE. With a commitment to expanding internship and technology programs around the world, Brainy n Bright has appointed Dr. Aamir to lead the charge, taking on a crucial leadership role. In this role, Dr. Aamir will oversee franchise expansions, expand upon the 150-plus repository of tech programs already running, and organize competitions and tech meetups in major cities worldwide. He will also spearhead the opening of several STEM Institutions for the Brainy n Bright Group in various countries, including courses in different world languages.

As industry stalwarts like Dr. Aamir entered the EdTech industry with full force, the future looks incredibly promising. Brainy n Bright has undoubtedly made a groundbreaking move by welcoming Dr. Aamir to its team. For more information, visit www.brainynbright.com.

 

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