Imran Mohammed
About Imran Mohammed
Imran Mohammed is a Product Manager at TELUS in Toronto with over 8 years of diverse marketing experience, specializing in storytelling and product marketing for tech companies.
Current Role at TELUS
Imran Mohammed currently works as a Product Manager at TELUS in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing product lifecycle management, devising product strategies, and ensuring alignment with market demands. His contributions are vital to TELUS's mission of delivering innovative communication solutions.
Previous Experience at Sanford Systems Inc.
Before joining TELUS, Imran worked as a Marketing Manager, Services and Solutions at Sanford Systems Inc. from 2019 to 2022 in Mississauga. For three years, he managed marketing operations, focusing on services and solutions, fostering customer relationships, and driving market growth initiatives.
Education and Academic Background
Imran holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of New Brunswick, completed in 2018. He also earned a B.A. in Communication from Roger Williams University and a B.M.M. in Advertising from the University of Mumbai. Additionally, he has studied English as a Second Language (ESL) at the University of Denver, showcasing his strong educational foundation.
Career in Digital and Product Marketing
Imran's extensive career in marketing includes roles such as Digital Marketing Specialist at Ovvio Oils International and Product Marketing Specialist at both Mariner xVu and SchoolTron. His focus has been on building product marketing initiatives and programs, particularly for tech companies. He specializes in storytelling, which he employs as part of his marketing strategy.
Role in Product Marketing Function Development
Significantly, Imran played a crucial role in building the product marketing function for a Canadian B2B enterprise tech company. This involved owning messaging, competitive intelligence, and sales enablement for a high-tech product aimed at the multi-billion dollar communications industry.