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New York, US

New York, US

The Saatva Company is the largest and most successful online-only luxury mattress company in the country. We have 18 U.S. and Canadian-based factories that build our proprietary products, and over 136 fulfillment centers that deliver throughout the continental U.S. and Canada. Unlike most other online mattress sites, The Saatva Company delivers and sets up.

POP is a digital agency that transforms ideas into experiences for the world’s most visible and vibrant brands, such as Target, T-Mobile, Microsoft, Nike, Home Depot, Nintendo, and many others. I joined POP with the hope that my colleagues and I will help our clients implement Enterprise Content Strategies that evolve the central focus of their content.

New York, NY, US

The Wonderfactory is focused on inventing new ways for consumers to interact with original content developed by publishers, media companies, and advertisers. To that end our body of work includes large scale Web sites, mobile/tablet apps, and original content development. Some of our projects:-- The design and launch of the original Huffingtonpost.com-- We.

New York, NY, US

Managed all aspects of AOL's $60M, 300-person creative organization that conceives and builds everything AOL’s 25-million-plus members see or do on the service.• Attracted more than 80 high-caliber stars to AOL, leading to dramatic improvements in visual design, user interface design, project management, video production, tech development, and quality.

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Revitalized Digitas’ 400-person creative organization that conceives, builds, and continually improves direct response, print, radio, TV, and online advertising programs for major brands such as AT&T, General Motors, American Express, etc.• Created comprehensive creative skills database. By setting a “high bar” for the expertise and behaviors required for.

Combined creative staff from three different companies (including two acquisitions) into a single, high-functioning, multi-national creative organization. • Managed growth of department from fewer than 80 employees in a single office to more than 300 employees across eight international offices, while increasing the overall quality of the creative.

Quickly established Thunder House as a creative force in the interactive world. • Founding partner of this interactive “creative boutique” that was purchased in 1998 by the McCann Worldgroup (a division of the Interpublic Group of Companies).• Led growth of company from six employees in Boston to more than 500 employees in 14 global offices. Named one of.

Established creative and account management departments, processes, and best practices for this fledgling interactive ad agency.• Wrote and produced the first online ad experience ever to appear on the Web (in October, 1994) for AT&T. This tour of the worlds finest art museums, created to support the launch of Hot Wired Magazine, drove 44% click-through.

Cut my teeth in the Direct Response business working on the launches of Membership Rewards for American Express, the AT&T Universal Card, and IBM Direct.

Wrote hard-hitting direct response ads for AT&T and American Express. Worked on the launches of the AT&T Universal Card and the American Express Membership Rewards programs.

Wrote radio, TV, and print, mostly for fashion, high tech, and CPG clients.

Before getting into advertising I worked at a series of sales and marketing positions that tested my fortitude and taught me how to build brand value. I sold paint cans for the Continental Can Company during the recession of the early 80s and aerosol cans during the height of the ozone scare. I designed and sold HMO-like services to Eastern Airlines, NY.

Mba (Almost! Just Two Courses Short), Entrepreneurial Studies

Ms Business Administration, Marketing/Advertising, English (Writing)

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