TL;DR: Working hard to improve the user experience of everything. Industry-recognized global advertising, brand and digital marketing executive with deep expertise in user experience and product design + development. I joined Infogain to lead Revel as Senior Vice President, Digital Strategy and Experiences, where I lead the firm’s digital innovation, experience design, AI and transformation practices. Key clients include Microsoft, Expedia, Starbucks, Costco and many more. Prior to Infogain, I was the EVP of Experience at EssenceMediacom, where I led the company’s global Experience practice, a 125+ person business unit that was focused on driving digital ad format innovation, content and performance marketing. My team created, managed, and deployed performance, personalization and contextual campaigns across the world’s biggest publishers and platforms underpinned by data science and machine learning. Key clients included Google, Target, Airbnb, BT, OneMedical, T-Mobile and more.Prior to Essence, I co-founded Junior, a boutique product and brand innovation studio based in San Francisco. Employing a sprint-based, agile design and technology approach, we co-created new products and brand experiences for eBay, Nokia, the NFL, Amnesty International, and Mozilla.Before Junior, I spent over a decade at Razorfish in multiple roles including North American User Experience Practice Lead and Managing Director of the San Francisco office. My primary focus was on “digital transformation” and I was responsible for defining large-scale user experiences and deploying new content management and e-commerce systems to support them. My team worked across a wide range of Fortune 500 clients including Intel, T-Mobile, Toyota, Sony, Paypal, Wells Fargo and many more. I spent the earliest part of my career building products for digital media companies, including localized broadband content offerings for Cox Interactive Media and Excite @Home and search services for CNET’s Search.com and Snap.com, an early rival to AOL, which was acquired by NBC and became NBCi.