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About
Dr. Ahmad A. Shaar
Dean of Research
Ahmad has had years of leadership and teaching in Higher Education. He has worked at American University of Technology - AUT; New York College - NYC; State University of New York - SUNY; Institute Universitaire Kurt-Bosch; International Technological University - ITU; UC Berkeley; Cogswell College - University of Silicon Valley, and now Jessup University. Ahmad enjoys teaching Project Management, Entrepreneurship, Market Research, Organizational Teamwork, Advertising Strategies, Management Information Systems - MIS, Strategic Management and other practical courses. He has contracted with and lead projects for several Fortune 100 companies such as KPMG, P&G, SAP, Google, YouTube, CISCO, Orange-Telecom, Levi’s, Starbucks, and McDonald’s. Ahmad has also consulted a number of startup companies, SMB’s and over 60 restaurants. As a Certified Quality Auditor at Lloyds (U.K.) Ahmad helped many organizations to procure their ISO and HACCP certifications.
In Silicon Valley, Ahmad has worked on a variety of projects to include autopilot cars (Google Project), smart chip implants to control diabetes (Intel Project). He also joined and partnered with Jighi, a startup company which organizes the annual Africa Cyber Security Conference under the patronage of the US Department of Trade and Commerce. Ahmad has been working on a variety of projects with YouTube and Google. As a Technical Program Manager, the projects he lead he had impacted about 1.4 billion users.
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