Nom Nom is a pet health company dedicated to improving the lives of dogs everywhere. One meal at a time. #proudlymars

Thirty Madison is a healthcare company bringing specialized care and treatment to everyone. Thirty Madison brands include Keeps (men's hair loss), Cove (migraine), Evens (gastrointestinal), and Picnic (allergies).

obé (pronounced obey) is a premium fitness lifestyle network offering immersive, topical and effective live & on-demand fitness classes through a mobile app and website. With more than 14 live classes per day and a library of 4000+ workouts taught by the most sought-after instructors in New York City, obé’s signature 28-minute complete-body classes make fitness accessible, affordable, efficient, varied and fun.

PhotoShelter is a SaaS company that creates tools for professional photographers. We help people and organizations who are passionate about their photos do more with them. PhotoShelter helps individual photographers to showcase, archive and sell their work. From creating beautiful websites and securely backing up their best images to building an audience and selling photos online, PhotoShelter is trusted by over 80,000 enthusiasts, freelancers, and established pros worldwide.

Traveled throughout Southeast Asia, visiting Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and Hong Kong.

Launched a new brand, WePlay, a mobile games platform for the Android app market, in Singapore and Indonesia.Developed WePlay's marketing strategy and led the execution plan to acquire new mobile gamers in the online, mobile, retail, preloads, and on-ground events spaces.Developed the marketing strategy to grow brand awareness of the WePlay app and drive sign ups from large game developers such as EA, Disney, Supercell, and Halfbrick Studios.

MeetMoi was a leading mobile dating service, available as an iPhone or Android app, and through the mobile web.I managed the entire customer sales funnel from acquisition to purchase. I oversaw the creation and management of all aspects of the overall marketing plan, from branding, advertising, and messaging. I was responsible for meeting monthly revenue goals through subscription and transactional pricing models and for driving cost efficient user acquisition through digital channels.I worked with media advertising vendors in the following channels, SEM, SEO, affiliates, Facebook, Twitter, online and mobile display, partnering with blogs, and online and offline partnerships. In terms of its media plan, MeetMoi was in a unique position - allocating almost all of its marketing budget in the mobile space. I also managed the CRM strategy and worked with the product team and developers to launch and optimize emails, SMS, push notifications, on-site pop ups and promotions, registration pages, paywalls, new product prices, new business models, and new billing providers. I led A/B testing and optimization of all external advertising creative and internal marketing landing pages within iPhone and Android apps, mobile web, and desktop.

Supported the Global Specialty Select brand team (Aloft Hotels, Element Hotels, and Four Points by Sheraton) to maximize marketing initiatives across key distribution channels - internal websites, call centers, SPG - Starwood’s loyalty program, mobile, and social media.Led the global online marketing strategy for the Specialty Select team. Worked with the Global Web group to update and redesign the websites for Aloft, Element and Four Points to drive growth in the channel.

Developed strategy and supervised integrated (digital and traditional) advertising media campaigns for Unilever accounts: Dove, Hellmann’s, Wishbone, Country Crock, I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter, and Goodness of Margarine.

Partnered with offline counterparts to create fully integrated media campaigns for large entertainment clients: TLC, Travel Channel, and Animal Planet.

Collaborated with offline counterparts and creative department to create fully integrated media campaigns for Intel

Managed online billings exceeding $50MM/year for CheapTickets.com, Western Union, Leading Hotels of the World, Nokia, LVMH, and Dyson