Suchit Bachalli

(From Philadelphia)

Description

Several industries will naturally get disrupted or entirely uprooted due to the impact and influence of AI and Blockchain. Many jobs will be lost; and yet many new ones will be created. Will your company survive this or any other new disruptive technology that emerges over the next decade? The answer is not in your ability to change or evolve; or the strength of your balance sheet. The answer lies in your people. As business leaders we have to constantly strive to build a culture where disruption is welcomed and embraced. How can you build this culture? How can you help meeting your quarterly goals and yet move towards a future which looks nothing like you imagined? Join Suchit Bachalli, CEO of Philadelphia based company Unilog, as he discusses creating, and sustaining a strategy for change. Click on the link below to watch Suchit Bachalli at the Unilog E-VOLVE Conference. https://slideslive.com/38915030/ceo-welcome

Prior to being appointed as the CEO of Unilog, Bachalli served as Unilog’s President for North America. Under his leadership, the company grew to become one of the fastest adopted E-commerce platforms. At Unilog, Bachalli led the strategy that transformed the company from a services company to one of the leading software companies in E-Commerce Technology. Within the past five years Bachalli and the team at Unilog successfully created a product used by hundreds of wholesale distributors and manufacturers to power billions of dollars of online transactions. Unilog’s customers stand testimony to the fact that the right combination of people, processes and technology can lead to bright outcomes even in the most challenging economic conditions. Today, Unilog is a multi-million dollar business with 800 global employees and hundreds of customers across diverse industries. Passionate about giving back to the community, Bachalli continues to make philanthropy and volunteerism an important part of Unilog’s corporate culture. He and his team have raised tens of thousands of dollars for worthy causes, such as Indiapsora, The American India Foundation, Save the Children, The Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy, and others. A spokesperson for and partner to the PA Department of Community & Economic Development’s Center for Direct Investment, Bachalli is a well-known advocate for the region’s foreign-investment community. In 2015, Bachalli was selected by the Philadelphia Business Journal as a 40 Under 40 honoree, an award which recognizes the region’s most accomplished, young business leaders. Bachalli also serves on the Board of TiE Philadelphia and is the Chair of The Young Entrepreneur (TYE) program. In 2018, Bachalli was awarded the Most Impactful CEO in the Greater Philadelphia Area by Vistage an international CEO Group serving 23,000 CEO’s across 20 countries. Bachalli is an alumnus of the Executive Development Program at University of Chicago – Booth School of Business.Carter Hostelley is the Founder and CEO of Leadtail, a B2B social media strategy and insights firm that specializes in helping venture-backed technology companies reach and engage C-Suite buyers. Carter and his team have worked with a who’s who of emerging B2B tech brands including Zuora, BlueJeans Network, InfluxData, Exabeam, Adaptive Insights, Intacct, and LeanData. The typical Leadtail client has raised over $50 million in venture capital funding.

Carter is a relentless advocate for the importance of social media, thought leadership, and influencer marketing, as a way to “break through the noise” with target buyers and effectively compete against marketplace incumbents. Carter has collaborated with many top B2B influencers such as Tamara McCleary, Ted Rubin, Michael Krigsman, and Tim Crawford as part of client influencer marketing programs. He’s also been a contributing author at CMSWire, and has been quoted in numerous business publications including Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.