Rav Dhaliwal
Rav is a veteran investor, advisor, and executive with over 25 years of experience spanning enterprise software, customer success, and infrastructure. Now an Investor, Venture & Limited Partner at Crane Venture Partners, he draws on a deep operating track record at companies including Salesforce, Slack, Zendesk, IBM, Yammer, and Accenture. He built and led Slack’s global CS function as its first London hire, and was twice named a Top 25 Customer Success Influencer. Rav also serves as a board member and strategic advisor across leading SaaS and venture firms.
Rav is a veteran investor, advisor, and executive with over 25 years of experience spanning enterprise software, customer success, and infrastructure. Now an Investor, Venture & Limited Partner at Crane Venture Partners, he draws on a deep operating track record at companies including Salesforce, Slack, Zendesk, IBM, Yammer, and Accenture. He built and led Slack’s global CS function as its first London hire, and was twice named a Top 25 Customer Success Influencer. Rav also serves as a board member and strategic advisor across leading SaaS and venture firms.
Rav is a veteran investor, advisor, and executive with over 25 years of experience spanning enterprise software, customer success, and infrastructure. Now an Investor, Venture & Limited Partner at Crane Venture Partners, he draws on a deep operating track record at companies including Salesforce, Slack, Zendesk, IBM, Yammer, and Accenture. He built and led Slack’s global CS function as its first London hire, and was twice named a Top 25 Customer Success Influencer. Rav also serves as a board member and strategic advisor across leading SaaS and venture firms.
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