Eli Salomon

Eli Salomon has a range of work experience in various industries. Eli is currently the Co-founder and CEO of Ground Control, an award-winning commercial coffee equipment company. In this role, they have developed a brewer that can produce iced lattes at commercial volume with minimal labor.

Prior to Ground Control, Eli served as the Past President, VP of Community Service, and Board Member of the Harvard Club of San Francisco. Eli was also a Board Member of the Central Yiddish Cultural Organization (CYCO) and the Congress For Jewish Culture.

In addition, Eli has worked in the healthcare and drug development sectors. Eli was a New Leaders Fellow at the Jewish Family and Children's Services, where they focused on expanding leadership skills. Eli also served as a Founding Team Member and Head of Partnerships and Data Scientist at Auransa Inc., a VC-backed drug development startup that uses machine learning to identify new treatments for deadly cancers.

Furthermore, Eli has experience in the field of data science. Eli was a Data Science Manager at Aviso Inc., where they developed revenue prediction models for large public companies using machine learning. Eli also worked as a Senior Data Scientist at Ayasdi, where they spearheaded product development and market requirements for innovative big data products.

Before delving into data science, Eli worked as a Principal at PRODUCTiNKER, where they provided product market analysis and financial impact assessments for startups and established companies. Eli worked directly with CEOs and product leads to refine products and develop new features.

Earlier in their career, Eli was an Associate at 2M Companies LLC, where they were responsible for product design, business strategy, and operations for several startups. Eli brought to market the Steampunk, an advanced single-cup commercial coffee brewer that received the Best New Product award at the 2012 SCAA trade show.

Eli Salomon has a strong educational background. Eli pursued their higher education at various prestigious institutions.

From 2009 to 2011, they attended The Wharton School, where they obtained their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. Their focus of study during this time was Finance.

Prior to that, Eli studied at Harvard Law School from 2003 to 2006, where they earned their Juris Doctor (JD) degree. It is noted that the specific field of study during this period is not mentioned.

Earlier in their academic journey, Eli attended The Johns Hopkins University from 2000 to 2003. Eli successfully completed multiple degrees during this time, including a Master of Arts (MA), Bachelor of Arts (BA), and Bachelor of Science (BS). Their primary field of study at Johns Hopkins University was Mathematics and Mathematical Science.