Nieki Esmaili
About Nieki Esmaili
Nieki Esmaili is an experienced Account Manager currently working at ClassPass in New York. With a background in digital marketing and account management, Esmaili has held various positions at companies such as VentureBeat, Quadmark, and Alpha Phi International Fraternity.
Current Role at ClassPass
Nieki Esmaili serves as an Account Manager at ClassPass, a position held since 2022. Based in New York, New York, Esmaili is responsible for managing client accounts and ensuring customer satisfaction. This role involves collaborating with various teams to enhance client experiences and drive business growth.
Previous Experience at VentureBeat
Esmaili worked at VentureBeat from 2018 to 2021, initially as a Digital Marketing Intern for one year and subsequently as an Account Manager for two years. In these roles, Esmaili contributed to marketing strategies and managed client relationships, gaining valuable experience in the digital marketing landscape.
Educational Background
Esmaili studied Business Administration with an emphasis in Management at Chapman University, earning a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from 2015 to 2019. Additionally, Esmaili participated in a Study Abroad program at City, University of London in 2018, focusing on Business Administration for 11 months.
Internship Experience
Esmaili has held several internships that contributed to professional development. In 2018, Esmaili worked as an Innovation Intern at Pacific Life for two months and as a Digital Marketing Intern at VentureBeat for one year. Additionally, Esmaili was a Merchandising Intern at Houzz in 2017 for three months, gaining experience in various aspects of marketing and business operations.
Leadership Roles
Esmaili served as a New Member Educator for Alpha Phi International Fraternity from 2016 to 2018 in Orange County, California. This role involved mentoring new members and facilitating their integration into the organization. Esmaili also worked as an Orientation Leader at Chapman University in 2017, assisting new students in their transition to university life.