Mahesh Veerina

Mahesh Veerina has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning various industries and leadership positions. Mahesh is currently the President & CEO of ParkourSC, where they utilize technologies such as AI/ML and IoT to provide real-time visibility and optimization to supply chain operations.

Prior to ParkourSC, Mahesh served as the President of NOOK Media LLC / Barnes & Noble, where they transitioned the company's hardware development and digital content distribution to more efficient and cloud-based platforms.

Mahesh also held the role of Senior Vice President of Software & Cloud Services at Motorola Mobility - A Google Company, where they led a global organization of over 2500 engineers and focused on driving innovation in mobile platforms and services.

Before that, Mahesh founded and served as CEO of Azingo, a pioneering company in developing Linux Mobile Operating Systems. Mahesh grew Azingo into a global operation with a team of over 300 engineers, serving leading operators and OEMs.

Additionally, Mahesh has had experiences in venture capital with Venrock as an Entrepreneur in Residence, where they explored opportunities in the mobile and communications sectors, and also served as the Founder & CEO of Ramp Networks Inc., a market leader in high-speed internet access and security appliances with a successful IPO.

Mahesh began their career at Amdahl Corporation, where they worked on developing emulators and simulators for mainframe processors and was involved in Unix kernel development and network protocol stacks.

Overall, Mahesh Veerina has a track record of leadership, innovation, and successful management of technology-centric organizations in various industries.

Mahesh Veerina obtained their M.Sc(Tech) degree in Electronics from Andhra University. Mahesh pursued this degree from 1980 to 1984, specializing in the field of Physics and Electronics. After completing their M.Sc(Tech), they went on to pursue an MS degree in EE, Computer Engineering from Purdue University. Mahesh studied at Purdue University from 1985 to 1988.