Built by operators,
not by a deck.

Ghazaleh leads learning experience and student wellbeing — the part of the platform that decides whether a student actually finishes a track or quietly drops off in week three.

Her background sits at the intersection of coaching, communication and applied psychology. At SmarterUni she designs the cohort rhythms, the feedback loops between mentors and learners, and the support systems that make a six-month commitment feel survivable.

Dr. Najafi Mehri is a PhD nurse leader, educator and researcher who has spent his career inside the institutional layer SmarterUni is built to interoperate with: hospitals, colleges, accreditation bodies, scientific committees.

He chairs the scientific committee for Advancing Nursing & Healthcare: A Global Dialogue at Richmond Hill College and is the founder of AfraMedico. At SmarterUni he leads accreditation partnerships and the healthcare track portfolio — making sure the proof we issue is the proof institutions actually accept.

Arvin runs go-to-market. Before SmarterUni he spent four-plus years selling across AI implementation, business coaching and B2B SaaS — including time inside Google as an AI consultant — and generated over $1.3M in pipeline building modern GTM systems.

At SmarterUni he owns the brand-side motion: which companies publish tracks, which hiring partners commit to interviews, and the operational machinery that turns a published track into a signed cohort.

Dr. Soheila Najafi Mehri leads research and curriculum design. She brings the academic rigour SmarterUni's tracks need to stand up next to traditional credentials — outcome frameworks, assessment methodology, longitudinal measurement of where graduates actually land.

Her job is to make sure each track teaches what it claims to teach, and that we can prove it with data twelve months after the cohort ends.