Fcca Dimitri Nikitin

Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder at AIDA by Health Care Solutions Inc

Dimitri Nikitin, FCCA, is an experienced account manager focused on helping debt buyers, collection agencies, and attorneys find the right delinquent debt portfolios to fit their specific needs. With a background in economics and accounting, Dimitri brings a unique blend of analytical and interpersonal skills to his work, allowing him to connect with sellers and buyers alike.

As an account manager at Debexpert, Dimitri uses his expertise to give clients access to relevant portfolios and streamline the auction process through their platform. Additionally, Dimitri has held several leadership positions in his career, including project lead at Finjobs and head of development department at 4dk Audit. He has also worked as a budgeting manager at INSEI Ltd and project lead at Interact.pro.

Dimitri holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the Saint-Petersburg University of Economics and Finance, as well as membership in ACCA, an international association for professional accountants. He has also studied accounting at the London School of Business and Finance LSBF.

If you're looking for guidance on navigating the delinquent debt market or searching for a specific portfolio, get in touch with Dimitri today.

Experience

Chief Technology Officer & Chief Information Security Officer, Co-Founder at AIDA by Health Care Solutions Inc (January 2017 - Present)

CEO, Co-founder at Itirra (2011 - Present); Advisor at Datafi Labs (September 2019 - Present); Advisor at Asha AI (February 2020 - Present), Interim CTO - Director, Product and Technology at ADURO, Inc (August 2015 - January 2017)

Education

MBA in Technology Management and Entrepreneurship from University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business (2010 - 2012); Associate of Arts and Sciences in Computer Science from North Seattle College (2000 - 2002); Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with a Minor in Computer Science from Far Eastern National University (1996 - 1999)