Andrew Dumont

Andrew Dumont is a seasoned digital marketing leader and award-winning technology executive with a remarkable 15 years of experience focusing on building, growing, and investing in startups.

Having worked at betaworks, a renowned startup studio that has contributed to the success of companies such as Tumblr, Medium, and Kickstarter, Andrew's role as the CMO at Bitly exemplifies his expertise in building and leading impactful marketing and sales strategies.

Since the young age of 18, Andrew has been actively involved in the development and expansion of various companies like Moz, Seesmic, Stride, and Tatango, showcasing his versatility in managing large teams across diverse areas of the digital marketing and sales spectrum, with a strong inclination towards SaaS and consumer technology.

Andrew's contributions extend beyond his professional endeavors as he also imparts his knowledge by advising at prominent institutions like Techstars and Galvanize, participating in advisory boards, and educating students on Digital Marketing at the University of Washington.

Recognized for his outstanding achievements, Andrew was named one of Forbes' 30 innovators under 30 in marketing, appointed as an entrepreneurial delegate by the United Nations, and has been a featured speaker at various global events focusing on digital topics such as SMX, Inbound Marketing Summit, AdTech, and more.

Andrew's educational background includes an Executive Leadership Program from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a Bachelor of Arts in Finance and Marketing from Western Washington University.

Presently, Andrew serves as the CEO in Residence at Tiny and is known for his previous roles as the Founder of Curious Capital, CMO at Bitly, Head of Growth at betaworks, Co-Founder of Strideapp.com (acquired by Copper), Director of Business Development at Moz (acquired by iContact), Director of Growth at Seesmic (acquired by Hootsuite), and Director of Marketing at Tatango.