Adam Bunshoft Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca

Cog1 creates digital marketing experiences that engage and convert. We work with companies across a range of industries such as CPG, Finance, Publishing, SaaS and Education and from growth stage startups to Fortune 500 enterprises.At Cog1, I deliver strategic, operational and financial oversight of three primary groups of services: • Digital Marketing and Content • Web Design and Development • Brand and IdentityA detailed list of services, process and case studies are attached below.We typically work with four to six clients at any given time. I manage full P&L responsibility, hiring, and operations. Over the past 10 years we have averaged a 25% net margin on revenues in excess of $2 million/year.A couple of highlights with detailed case studies below: • Launch Forth and the United States Marine Corp. • Bogle Wines and the Legend of the Phantom • Institutional Real Estate Investment and eCommerce • Lead Generation for Robson Homes • Designing a compelling Product Story for WorkdayI am always up for a challenge or a new opportunity. You can reach me directly at adam@cog1.com

San Francisco, California, United States

At Haiku, we are dedicated to closing the cybersecurity skills gap with our “games that train” practical cybersecurity skills. In my new role as the Enterprise Account Executive, I help companies re-skill and up-skill their current workforce and find new cybersecurity talent.

San Francisco, California, United States

Comtech Cyber Solutions and Cyber Services is one of the largest providers of custom and off-the shelf cybersecurity training, labs and assessments to Higher Education, Government and Private Sector clients.I lead the sales and marketing efforts of the CYBRScore brand for the Higher Education marketplace.

At Microsoft I was responsible for driving revenue through display advertising and sponsorships across the MSN network of properties, including eShop, Expedia, Hotmail, GameZone, etc. My territory included Southern California with a focus on San Diego where I met and exceeded my multi million dollar quota.

In San Francisco in the late nineties, I learned what it takes for a growth stage startup to succeed. As part of this amazing team I sold display advertising across our network of sites. LinkExchange was acquired by Microsoft for $265 million in November 1998.

Selling online advertising on IDG’s Java programming online publication.

Providing sales support and account management to two senior IDG executives charged with starting IDG’s first online publication, Computerworld.com

Ba, Rhetoric And Composition

Activities and Societies: Delta Kappa Epsilon Social Chairman 1993, Sailing Team

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