F/ELD is a premium cannabis manufacturing company servicing the California market. We specialize in third party manufacturing services and best in class consumer facing products operating under the F/ELD brand name. We are now proud to be part of the GlassHouse Group.

Cycle House’s signature indoor cycling routine was designed to create the best fitness experience possible. Each Ride provides a full body workout meant to strengthen and tone your core, arms, back, and legs. The result is up to 1,250 calories burned off of your body. While some cycling studios repeat their routine for every class, each Ride at Cycle House is different – that means you keep your body guessing, you never plateau, and you get better results!As Chairman and Co-Founder of Cycle House, I am responsible for managing Cycle House's Executive Team as well as overseeing financial and risk management operations of the company.

TechiesGiveBack mobilizes the NY Tech community to help others. Since we launched in 2009, we’ve raised over $1M for different causes.We also incubated RaisedBy.Us (see www.raisedby.us).

Fluent is the industry leader in customer acquisition. The company’s proprietary ad serving technology and its extensive publisher network enables marketers to acquire their best customers, with precision, at a massive scale. Leveraging big data and real-time interaction with consumers, Fluent has powered billions of profitable marketing opt-ins on behalf of more than 500 leading brands since its inception. The company is privately held and based in New York City.As Strategic Advisor to Fluent, I provide assistance on their sales, partnership development, marketing, and product strategy efforts.

Named the #1 fasting-growing media company in the United States by Inc. Magazine, GLM provides businesses with comprehensive technology solutions for mobile content, billing, strategy, and performance. With more than $250 million in processed transactions and with 100 employees and 5 global offices, GLM is a leader in the mobile industry.During my time at GoLive Mobile, I managed revenue operations, financial forecasting, and, most importantly, execution on all of the company's strategic initiatives.

As the Director of Marketing and Product at meetMoi, I had five primary responsibilities.First and foremost, I oversaw all of meetMoi's user acquisition efforts. This included the supervision of marketing managers, facilitating new relationships for paid acquisition, and optimization of all advertising efforts.Second, I managed all product design and development. This included the creation of product and technical specifications, overseeing the development and design of new products and features, management of the technical team during coding and release processes, and formulation of meetMoi's long term product strategy.Third, I handled meetMoi's monetization efforts. Most specifically, this involved leading efforts for customer retention and increasing the lifetime value of subscribers.Fourth, I managed all client accounts for meetMoi's white label services. This included day to day account management, providing marketing strategy for partners, and overseeing the technical team during development of partner branded products.Lastly, I supervised meetMoi's profile approval and customer service teams.

When I first joined meetMoi as the Marketing Manager, I worked almost entirely on developing our user acquisition strategy utilizing affiliate networks, search marketing, and, eventually, mobile advertising.As our marketing efforts began to show traction, the majority of my time was spent on product design as we tried to figure out more effective methods for monetizing our userbase and increasing the lifetime value of our premium subscribers. Additionally, I also performed all customer service and community management across the meetMoi community.

I served as the Account Executive for Procter & Gamble and, eventually, General Motors overseeing day to day strategic work.For Procter & Gamble, I developed marketing and brand positioning strategies for Scope. Additionally, I worked to create product placement and branded entertainment opportunities for all Crest and Oral-B products.For General Motors, I oversaw the day to day strategic deliverables for all GM brands. My key projects included the development of the launch strategy for the 2009 Chevrolet Camaro, marketing strategy and positioning for the OnStar brand, and branded content development for the Chevy and Buick brands.

Following my summer internship at Translation, I was asked to continue my employment as an Account Coordinator in the Los Angeles office. I worked full-time through my senior year on two accounts - Procter & Gamble and Microsoft.For Procter & Gamble, I oversaw the day to day management of Smile State, Procter & Gamble's first foray into social media. Smile State was a sponsored page for the Crest White Strips brand targeted towards college students on 20 of the nation's largest universities. Through a strategic partnership with Island Def Jam, members of the group were able to receive free music downloads, communicate with artists, and compete for an end of year concert on their college campus.For MSN.com, I worked in a business development capacity by sourcing unique content for MSN Video properties. Most specifically, I worked with celebrity talent and their management teams to convince them to utilize MSN Video as the exclusive partner for their content or, at the very least, to syndicate the content through MSN properties.