ScottI is a versatile executive who has worked across multiple industries and
functional areas for over 25 years. He has managed a $1.3 billion portfolio business, led product direction for enterprise software firms, and advised leaders of several startup organizations and accelerator programs. He is focused on and experienced with delivering nimble and dependable solutions no matter the complexity and ambiguity, while remaining an empathetic and rational leader.

Mr. Jablonski has led his own consulting and advisory company, 77 Analytics, LLC, out of San Francisco, CA since 2015. His practice has served 30+ unique clients since 2015, including those in technology, finance, sports and entertainment, health and fitness, and government, among other industries. He formally advises several pre-seed to Series B companies, collaborating directly with founding teams to assist with corporate/product strategy, business development, and fundraising. In addition to his advisory and consulting practice, Mr. Jablonski has also served as an executive with well-known brands such as StubHub, the National Hockey League, the National Basketball Association, and Oracle Corporation. He has had direct P&L
oversight and partnered with a range of executives, divisions and personnel to identify drivers of growth and craft strategies to ensure consistent financial performance.

Mr. Jablonski is fortunate to have been the first person in his family to attend university and, as a result, always seeks the opportunity to mentor founders and other up-and-coming businesspersons as they launch an idea or career. He has led graduate students while an adjunct professor, and continues to expand his founder network through participation in accelerators such as UC Berkeley’s SkyDeck and Techstars.

Mr. Jablonski holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, and both Master’s and
Bachelor’s degrees (Summa Cum Laude) from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is a dual US-EU (Italian) citizen, and currently resides in San Francisco, CA with his wife and two children.