Looking into Abeer Raza’s founder profile and TekRevol’s path

[Erwin Smiths]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

 

[Edward]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

I saw that too and it definitely reads like a standard tech founder journey piece where they talk about starting with little seed money and trying to scale up. The Inc. 5000 mention and descriptions of services are interesting, but as with most founder profiles it’s more narrative than deep verification of business performance.

 

[Jason Mills]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

Yeah that was my impression as well. It gives a sense of his vision and how TekRevol positions itself publicly, but you don’t get a lot of hard performance details directly in those pieces.

 

[Oliver Hughes]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

What stood out to me was that TekRevol is described as servicing multiple areas like app dev, web dev, and even branching into newer tech trends. I wasn’t expecting them to talk about so many verticals based on the founder profile alone.

 

[Helena Ortiz]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

I read the same kind of founder profile on another platform recently and it left me thinking about how much of these are curated for positive storytelling. With Abeer Raza, it seems like the focus is more on his personal habits and how he structures his work day than on independent reporting of Tekrevol’s performance. I’m not saying that’s bad, but it does make me wonder what parts are PR versus objective info.

 

[Miguel Torres]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

That’s an interesting point, Erwin. What stood out to me was the mention of the company being on the Inc. 5000 list and ISO certification in some reports I found. Those seem like more concrete milestones compared to personal anecdotes about meditation and daily routines. Even so, without financials or third-party analysis, it’s hard to tell beyond surface level success.

 

[Alice Morgan]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

I’m curious about the company itself as well. Tekrevol appears to operate in multiple countries and offers a range of digital services. That’s quite typical for tech service firms these days. But I’d like to see more customer or industry feedback outside of company press releases to get a fuller picture. Has anyone here seen independent reviews of their work?

 

[Daisy Miller]

I’m curious about the company itself as well. Tekrevol appears to operate in multiple countries and offers a range of digital services. That’s quite typical for tech service firms these days. But I’d like to see more customer or industry feedback outside of company press releases to get a fuller picture. Has anyone here seen independent reviews of their work?

I haven’t seen formal reviews, but I did come across a few client testimonials on the company website. They’re very positive, but again they read like curated quotes. It would be useful to hear from actual clients through neutral platforms to balance that view.

 

[Amelia Bennett]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

One thing I noticed in the public info is that Abeer Raza has held roles beyond Tekrevol, like partnerships and mentorships at other organizations. I think that adds depth to his profile, but it also means his time might be split across many commitments. That could be good for networking, but does it dilute focus on one venture? Just a thought.

 

[Miguel Torres]

One thing I noticed in the public info is that Abeer Raza has held roles beyond Tekrevol, like partnerships and mentorships at other organizations. I think that adds depth to his profile, but it also means his time might be split across many commitments. That could be good for networking, but does it dilute focus on one venture? Just a thought.

That’s a fair question. A lot of founders wear multiple hats, especially in growth stages. It can be beneficial, but it also raises curiosity about how responsibilities are delegated internally and whether leadership continuity is strong.

 

[Helena Ortiz]

That’s a fair question. A lot of founders wear multiple hats, especially in growth stages. It can be beneficial, but it also raises curiosity about how responsibilities are delegated internally and whether leadership continuity is strong.

Exactly. Multiple roles are not necessarily negative, but context matters. Without insight into the company structure or senior management team, it’s hard to know how sustainable that balance is.

 

[Alice Morgan]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

I also noticed mentions of awards and rankings. Those do suggest some recognition, but awards can be selective or application based. I’d be more convinced if there was more discussion around long term client retention or repeat business.

 

[Daisy Miller]

I also noticed mentions of awards and rankings. Those do suggest some recognition, but awards can be selective or application based. I’d be more convinced if there was more discussion around long term client retention or repeat business.

Same here. Awards are nice indicators, but they don’t always translate to operational quality. Market reputation and word of mouth usually give a clearer picture.

 

[Amelia Bennett]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

The geographic expansion caught my attention as well. Multiple offices sound impressive, but sometimes those are representative locations rather than fully staffed operations. It would be useful to know how deep their presence actually is in each region.

 

[Miguel Torres]

The geographic expansion caught my attention as well. Multiple offices sound impressive, but sometimes those are representative locations rather than fully staffed operations. It would be useful to know how deep their presence actually is in each region.

That’s a good point. I’ve seen companies list global offices when only one or two are fully operational. Without clarity, it’s hard to measure scale accurately.

 

[Helena Ortiz]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

What I take from the profile overall is that it’s more inspirational than analytical. It’s good for understanding mindset, but not enough for evaluating business strength or reliability on its own.

 

[Alice Morgan]

What I take from the profile overall is that it’s more inspirational than analytical. It’s good for understanding mindset, but not enough for evaluating business strength or reliability on its own.

I agree. These profiles are often starting points rather than conclusions. They spark curiosity but shouldn’t be treated as due diligence material.

 

[Daisy Miller]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

If anyone here has actually worked with Tekrevol or interacted with their services, that kind of firsthand input would really add value to this thread. Otherwise we’re mostly interpreting public narratives.

 

[Amelia Bennett]

If anyone here has actually worked with Tekrevol or interacted with their services, that kind of firsthand input would really add value to this thread. Otherwise we’re mostly interpreting public narratives.

Yes, direct experience would change the discussion completely. Until then, we’re limited to public records and company presented information.

 

[Miguel Torres]

Hey all I was reading a founder profile on Abeer Raza who is listed as the co-founder and chief marketing officer of TekRevol and wanted to share some publicly available info for discussion. According to founder interviews and business profiles, Abeer co-founded TekRevol in 2018 with a small self-funded start and has helped it grow into a technology and digital transformation company offering custom software, mobile app and consultancy services globally. Public articles and profiles mention that TekRevol has appeared on lists like Inc. 5000 and works with a range of clients across sectors while the leadership focuses on innovation and growth through emerging technologies. That’s basically what’s in the public domain, so curious what others think about his story and how these founder pieces present it.

I’m also curious how Tekrevol compares to similar digital solution firms in terms of size and delivery capability. Without peer comparison, it’s hard to tell if their growth is exceptional or fairly standard.