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Salman Chattha

Salman Chattha

Founder of Taraki; ex-VC & equity research; McGill alum

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Joined November 2025
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Summary

Founder focused on improving hiring and livelihoods in Pakistan: Salman co‑founded Taraki, a jobs and career platform aiming to connect workers to higher‑quality opportunities and to provide employers with better matching tools; he presents Taraki publicly (conference and video interviews) and authors content on the platform. taraki+3
Background in finance and venture work: before founding Taraki he worked in equity research and venture investing (National Bank Financial; Sarmayacar) and has publicly written and tweeted about market sizing, founder/VC perspectives and the investor→founder transition. sarmayacar+2
Professional accounting and corporate finance foundation: Salman holds a B.Com (Accounting & Finance) and a Graduate Diploma in Public Accounting (CPA, CA) from McGill's Desautels Faculty of Management and worked at PwC and RBC early in his career—this accounting/finance background informs his investor and operational roles. rocketreach+1
Builder & operator across markets: in addition to early finance/VC roles, Salman has founded product and services businesses (Taraki, Bricks) combining product, go‑to‑market and tech delivery—his public appearances (videos, tweets) show an emphasis on pragmatic product and go‑to‑market thinking for emerging markets. brickstech+2

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Career Explorer: 6 Marketing Paths to Choose From in Pakistan

Long‑form Taraki blog post describing distinct marketing career streams and guidance for candidates in Pakistan (example of content authored on the Taraki platform).

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Investor → Founder thread (selected tweets)

Twitter/X thread and posts reflecting on moving from investing to building (captured via the nitter mirror).

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