Seth Wood Email and Phone Number

New marketing leadership, new marketing structure, and a new and expanded global role for myself. Exciting times ahead! It's a pleasure working with my great team across two continents and every day I get to collaborate with countless talented people to bring Trimble's web and digital properties to life.

Expanded role including all things digital in the Marketing team of the Construction Management Solutions division; the corporate websites within this division, web marketing, paid media, martech and marketing automation. Manager of a team of five great people.Representative for the exciting times ahead, a unification of systems and process with Trimble corporate. The breadth of our organization's solutions always amazes me, and it's great to be working in its construction sector. The Viewpoint brand will always be near and dear to my heart, and it's exciting to market that product line along with our project management and MEP offerings within Construction Management Solutions.

(Viewpoint acquired by Trimble in 2018.)

As a member of the Marketing team and leader of the Web Team, I manage the corporate website, content development and web/digital marketing strategies for the leading software provider to the construction industry. I am also directly involved with transitions and integrations of acquired companies into the Viewpoint website schema and look forward to working with cross-team members to ensure our brand, positioning, lead generation and product strategy are not just accurate... but optimized. I've enjoyed expanding my skillset into marketing automation and have been able to make some real magic happen with Marketo.I have had an interest in architecture from an early age and love witnessing progress and development of the urban landscape, especially in the Portland area where there’s plenty to see with structures popping up like daisies after a spring rain. I'm excited to contribute to the success of an organization that enables the building industry to run like a well-oiled machine.

As an integral member of a cross-functional, corporate marketing team at the pioneering digital watermarking firm, I was responsible for information design, content publishing, management, maintenance and functionality of Digimarc.com and Digimarc-affiliated web properties in support of corporate and business unit goals with adherence to company brand standards throughout.I was also responsible for strategic planning and project management from a web, interactive and video perspective – including project specification, budgeting, scheduling, coordinating designers/programmers/IT resources, content management, scope management and creative presentations. I consulted on the site navigation, architecture and user experience on multiple devices, utilizing web analytics tools to report regularly on traffic and metrics. I work with my own team and other organizations within the company to implement and support web-based initiatives and marketing campaigns such as email newsletters, drip campaigns, lead generation, events and conferences, interactive multimedia presentations, content for the company Intranet and new product launch videos.+ The essential functions listed below in previous "Web Programs Manager" entry

Performed project management and coordination of web-based deliverables, up to and including full site redesignContributed to success of marketing programs and market developmentApplied web authoring skills to update and publish contentCreated or supported creation of web-based graphics for templates, online applications; motion graphics or videoGathered requirements from various business units, provided with web metrics needed to review programsWas liaison between Marketing and IT, Marketing and EngineeringStayed current with changing technology and trends, maintained standards for access across all devices

Responsible for the overall strategy of Digimarc's internal and external web properties, in addition to design, construction, and maintenance. Actively contributed to the company's development of interactive content, video, web-based products and services and mobile applications.

Responsible for the overall strategy of Digimarc's internal and external web properties, in addition to design, construction, and maintenance. Actively contributed to the company's development of interactive content, video, web-based products and services.

I was one half of the two-handed internet presence development department that existed within a larger technology solutions organization serving the legal community in three different cities. I worked directly with clients to redesign and build their online identities, maintained and upgraded existing customer websites, contributed to individual customization of content management systems and assisted with marketing collateral creation.

(Originally hired at Lightware, which was a Beaverton-based originator of portable digital projectors. A year into my employment, Lightware was acquired by the Japanese company of PLUS and restructured as PLUS Vision Corporation to market their digital projectors and electronic copyboards in the North and South American markets.)I was the primary resource for the web properties of the United States arm of a Japanese electronics and office supply manufacturer, redesigning our website to meet corporate identity standards from buyout to full assimilation into parent firm, oftentimes navigating significant cultural differences.I worked closely with my marketing colleagues to develop web promotions and coordinate with our external advertising firm. We leveraged targeted landing pages, sponsored programs and email outreach in synch with print campaigns.I worked with external engineering firms and contractors to refine and maintain our e-commerce application.

If you go back far enough with people that have been around long enough... you eventually get to a story from dot-com to dot-bomb, 1.0.Originally hired by former Portland institution Camera World shortly after graduating from film school, I realized that using my knowledge of video recording equipment was only going to get me so far at the company. After a year of full-time customer service, the company supported my plan to go back to school with a part-time position while I got up to speed with digital tools. I was soon after hired into the burgeoning Internet department of the newly renamed cameraworld.com.I graduated from performing simple maintenance tasks to eventually providing overall design and informational layout through several iterations.(If you have made it to here, I thank you for reading my ENTIRE LinkedIn work history. Wow.)