Reyhaneh Blackman (Fathieh) is a highly accomplished former investment banker and strategy consultant, now turned software engineer and tech entrepreneur. Blackman has an impressive educational background, having studied a Master of Computer Science and Information Technology at the University of Pennsylvania, a Master of International Affairs, Finance and Economics at Columbia University, and Full Stack Software Development at Continuing Education. With a Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Affairs, English Language, and Middle East Studies from the University of Virginia, Blackman has a wealth of knowledge and experience across a range of fields.

Blackman has worked for a range of companies and organizations, including most recently as a Software Engineer at Lunchbox, and as the Co-Founder of Evello, and the Founder of Kosponsor. Prior to her work in the tech industry, Blackman held a number of prominent roles in finance and international affairs, including working as a Strategic Consulting Associate at Houlihan Lokey, an Investment Banking Associate at Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, and a Finance and Risk Analyst at Distributed Sun LLC. Blackman also served as a Country Project Manager at The Energy Year.

Blackman's vast range of skills and experience are matched only by her passion for technology and entrepreneurship. She is a true innovator in her field, and always seeking new and more effective ways to solve complex problems and create value for her clients and customers.