Propellor is the only fantasy sports platform where you compete on a team with your friends instead of alone against them.The sports gaming market is one of the largest and fastest growing markets in the world and a new generation who is looking for a more engaging social experience is emerging as the leading demographic.They are a new breed of sports fan that traditional fantasy/betting platforms aren’t designed for.Propellor is for them🫡

Dreamclub United is an online donation platform that pools together small donations and turns them into big ones.It's the easiest way to support your local charities.

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When you join Pond (for free), you’ll save serious time and money connecting with everything you need to maximize your impact.Pond equips and inspires members through endless resources and events that provide professional development, spark innovation, and build your account balance to spend on whatever you need most in the Pond marketplace.Instead of hunting for help in endless online searches, solutions find you on Pond based on the needs you disclose, and we pay you for your time. It works like an Angie’s List for nonprofits where you grow your rewards and community every step of the way. 💚

Hedgehog Markets launched on Solana mainnet in September 2021 with a new, innovative take on prediction markets: a concept called No-Loss Competitions.In a nutshell, Hedgehog offers an arcade-like experience where users stake USDC to receive game tokens. Users then take positions in parimutuel prediction markets with these game tokens, either increasing or decreasing their total balance depending on if they predicted correctly.At the end of the competition, no matter how they performed, users can unstake their full USDC principal; if they predict correctly they will land on the competition leaderboard and be rewarded rewarded with a share of the prize pool.

As a PureCars Product Manager, I work to enhance our internal and external products. I also work with our clients to ensure that we are on track with customer needs as well as staying up to date in the Automotive space to continue to be a leader in the industry. Responsibilities Include: - Work with Stakeholders on future of current products or new products - Handle all Feature Requests and Bugs - Gathering requirements from all necessary parties for writing User Stories - Fully outlining all Acceptance Criteria for User Stories - Creating UI/UX Wireframes and Mockups - Work closely with Front-End / Back-End / UI/UX developers - Help with Roadmapping - Documentation - Handle Product related questions at Trade Shows

As the Search Performance Management Team Lead I was responsible for handling more managerial tasks and less of the day-to-day account requests. This included working with the company leaders on overall department strategy and development as well as all Human Resources related tasks such as team hiring, employee evaluations, employee check-ins, team org charts, and process development. I also began working closely with the PureCars development team on Product features, bugs, and customer feedback.

As a Senior Performance Manager at PureCars, I was still responsible for handling all tasks that were assigned to me as a Search Performance Manager, but began working taking on solely accounts of a higher importance. I also took responsibility in delegating tasks among a small group of junior performance managers.

As a Search Performance Manager at PureCars I was responsible for maintaining the Google AdWords accounts of all dealers assigned to me as well as being the first point of contact for those dealers. My daily tasks included new account setup and creation across all PureCars and third-party platforms, general account maintenance, as well as all customer facing interactions. Account creation and maintenance included tasks such as: account structure creation, keyword research, keyword bidding, ad copy writing, geo-targeting, and landing page optimization. Customer facing interactions included tasks such as report creation and weekly check-in calls with dealer marketing departments.

As the Chief Operating Officer at SaberSim my daily tasks had a wide variety. I spent a lot of time corresponding with professional sports teams front office and analytics departments about how our tools would help them make the best decisions possible during their seasons. I have a passion for building SaaS products so working on the product side of SaberSim was not only a daily priority of mine, but something I truly enjoyed. Finally, a SaaS product is nothing without it’s customers and I always made it a priority to help resolve customer questions and issues as quickly as possible. SaberSim was acquired by a group of professional sports bettors in early 2019.

As a Mobile Search Expert / SEM Analyst at Qiigo I was responsible for handling accounts from their creation and all necessary daily maintenance. As a very small team, myself and one other person were in charge of looking after all ~500 accounts we held as a company. We used a lot of reporting tools - mostly self-created excel spreadsheets - to keep track of all accounts and identify which were in the most need of attention. Creation and maintenance for accounts included tasks such as: account structure creation, keyword research, keyword bidding, ad copy writing, geo-targeting, and landing page optimization.

As the Assistant coach for the ECB Longhorns I worked primarily with the hitters and the outfielders. As a team, we traveled across the Southeastern United States playing roughly 60 games over 3 summer months. As the coach closest in age to the players, I felt a responsibility of not only working with them on the field, but helping them with their choices off the field as they prepared to finish their high school careers and move on the college. Many of our players were offered and accepted college scholarships.