Samuel Ethiopia

Samuel Ethiopia is an accomplished leader and business scaler with over 18 years of experience in developing businesses across various sectors such as internet, healthcare/digital health, medical device/life science, and SaaS enterprise.

Currently, Samuel serves as the CEO of DocSpera, a digital health company. He has successfully taken the company from concept to a revenue-generating dominant player in the musculoskeletal market. Samuel leads monetization, product development, and business execution with major providers and medical devices.

Before his role at DocSpera, Samuel held the position of Director of Ad/Data Product Strategy & Operations at Yahoo, overseeing their $2B Display Advertising Products. He was instrumental in launching and executing new ad tech products and led initiatives to enhance advertising and customer experiences at Yahoo.

Prior to Yahoo, Samuel spent over four years as a management consultant at PRTM (PwC Strategy &), working with Fortune 500 companies on market strategy, product development, and due diligence. Samuel's educational background includes a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from UC Davis, and an MBA/MEM dual degree with honors from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management.

Samuel Ethiopia's specialties include digital healthcare, AI/ML, advertising tech, private equity, due diligence, business operations, strategy, business development, product management, leadership, entrepreneurship, sales, analytics, communication, customer experience, innovation, partnerships, and governance structure.

Throughout his career, Samuel has held various roles such as CEO, COO, Senior Advisor, Board Member, and Head of Business Ops at organizations like DocSpera, The Par Fund, Scimitar Inc., and Yahoo. He was also a member of the Forbes Technology Council.

Samuel Ethiopia's rich background and diverse skill set make him a seasoned professional with expertise in building and scaling businesses, developing products, enhancing customer experiences, and driving innovation in cross-functional teams.