Sadiq Shariff is a global transformation expert who has served Deloitte, PwC, IBM and Fortune 100 companies over 20 years. Sadiq is co-founder of the American Muslim Consumer Consortium, a non-profit to promote businesses for the Muslim market. Sadiq has assessed 500 startups from 40 countries. Please see below for a complete biography.

Background and Achievements

I create conditions to translate strategies into organizational and individual success!

I lead the strategy and operations at Naztec International Group operating across the globe, spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, with a primary focus on expanding our business footprint in the Middle East.

I am a global business transformation and project management expert who has served customers of Deloitte, PwC, IBM and other Fortune 100 companies for over 20 years. Over the years, partnering with a diverse group of senior and executive stakeholders, CXOs, IT Directors and Business Experts, I have helped organizations to consistently expedite innovation, improve operational efficiencies, reduce risks and improve customer and employee satisfaction.

I have led numerous strategic and complex, technology-driven business transformations influenced by the changing landscape of corporate IT architectures. I have consistently organized portfolios and led diverse teams of highly talented professionals to new levels of success delivering solutions for Auditing, Finance, Manufacturing, Shipping, Logistics, Government sectors, IT Infrastructure, Cloud and Cyber Security.

I am a Co-founder and Entrepreneur Development Director at American Muslim Consumer Consortium, a non-profit organization to promote businesses and entrepreneurs developing products and services for the Muslim market. I dedicate my spare time in applying my extensive knowledge and corporate experience towards the identification and development of innovative entrepreneurs, startups, and businesses serving the Muslim and like-minded consumer markets.  Since 2012, I have been instrumental in developing the AMCC’s Entrepreneur Showcase (ESC) platform and architecting the Global Islamic Economy Summit’s ‘Innovation 4 Impact’ (I4I) platform based on the ESC framework. Over the course of 5 years, I have assessed more than 500 startups and businesses from over 40 countries and coached 35 international companies.