About Point7
Point7 Advisory works with leadership teams to align strategy, build high value partnerships, and scale growth in complex global markets. Point7 Advisory was founded to help organizations navigate the complexity of growth in an increasingly interconnected world. As markets evolve and technology accelerates change, companies must align strategy, partnerships, and execution more closely than ever before. Point7 Advisory works with leadership teams to clarify strategic direction, build high value partnerships, and develop the ecosystems required to scale innovation and market impact. The firm focuses on the areas where organizations often struggle most, aligning internal priorities, structuring external collaborations, and translating strategic ambition into practical execution. The approach is grounded in the belief that the right partnerships can accelerate progress, expand capability, and create advantages that organizations cannot achieve alone.
Meet the Founder
Nadina S. Talukdar is a veteran of Silicon Valley with more than two decades of experience building global partnerships and driving strategic growth across the technology industry. She has worked with leading companies including Oracle, Sun Microsystems, and Hitachi, and has partnered globally with Microsoft, AWS, Google,
and other innovative technology and research organizations.
Throughout her career, she has operated at the intersection of strategy, execution, and collaboration, helping organizations deliver high impact growth through strategic alliances across cloud, AI, and digital transformation. Her work has included advising Fortune 500 companies and collaborating with premier research institutions worldwide.
Nadina is a graduate of Harvard Business School, Northwestern University, and Boston University, where she earned degrees in business, communications, and engineering.
Nadina S. Talukdar
Founder & Managing Partner
What's in a name?
There is a personal story behind the name Point7 Advisory.
When my family moved to the United States from Bangladesh, we started over. We left behind a very different life in Dhaka and settled into a small apartment in Allston.
A neighbor encouraged my parents to enroll me in the Head Start program before I began elementary school. I have very fond memories of that time. It was a place of safety, comfort, and joy. It was also where I began learning English and navigating life in a new country.
Many years later, after building a career and life in Silicon Valley and Boston, I enrolled in the General Management Program at Harvard Business School.
During my first few days on campus, I went for a walk and noticed a building nearby that looked familiar. Then I realized what it was. It was the location of the Head Start program I attended as a child.
The moment stopped me.
Head Start is designed to support children from underserved communities. As a child, I never fully understood how little we had when we first arrived. My parents made sure I felt safe and supported, and that made all the difference.
Standing there years later as a student at Harvard Business School, I reflected on how far that journey had taken me.
Later that evening, I looked up the distance between that Head Start building in Allston and the Harvard Business School campus.
It is 0.7 miles.
A very short distance on a map.
But a long journey in reality.
That distance is why I named my company Point7 Advisory.