Gautam Parab has consulted with the companies below since 2011. Current engagements are not included.
Logos identify the companies and remain the property of their owners. Return to Gautam Parab's homepage.
Companies by industry (text list)
Finance & insurance
- Ally
- Bank of America
- BlackRock
- CIBC
- Carlyle Group
- FIS
- Fannie Mae
- First Command
- Globe Life
- Gore Mutual Insurance
- JPMorganChase
- NAB
- Societe Generale
- The Hartford
- Wells Fargo
Healthcare & life sciences
- AbbVie
- Allergan
- Boehringer Ingelheim
- CVS Health
- Concentra
- Elevance Health
- GSK
- MDAudit
- Medtronic
- Physassist
Technology & telecom
- AT&T
- Apple
- Avnet
- CONA
- Dell
- OpenAI
- Qualcomm
- Snowflake
- T-Mobile
- Windstream
- Workato
Industrial, energy & auto
- Baker Hughes
- GE
- Bell Helicopters
- Boart Longyear
- Celanese
- Elbit Systems
- Eriez
- ExxonMobil
- Ford
- Honeywell
- Mavis Tire
- Steel and Pipe Supply
- Stemco
- Sulzer
Food, beverage & agriculture
- AB InBev
- Chick-fil-A
- Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages
- Monsanto
- Sargento
- Tyson Foods
Retail & consumer goods
- 7-Eleven
- Canadian Tire Corporation
- Coty
- Fabuwood
- Haggar
- Randa
- Moen
- Walmart
- iFood
Travel, property & services
- 14 West
- Agora
- American Airlines
- Sabre
- Travelocity
- UDR
- W. Capra
- Impact 21
Questions and answers
Which companies has Gautam Parab consulted with?
Gautam Parab has consulted with more than 60 companies since 2011, including Apple, JPMorganChase, ExxonMobil, Walmart, Medtronic and Snowflake. This page shows their logos and lists every company by industry.
Does the list include his current clients?
No. The page covers companies he has consulted with since 2011 and does not include his current engagements.
How is the list organised?
By industry, in seven groups from finance and insurance to travel, property and services. The page is also a sorting game: drag each logo into the industry it belongs to.
Who is Gautam Parab?
Gautam Parab is a data and AI analytics architect based in Plano, Texas, with over sixteen years in business intelligence. His homepage links to his CV, publications, awards and essays.
Who owns the logos?
The companies do. The logos are shown only to identify the companies and remain the property of their owners.