The Catholic University of America

New York University

Sr. Pre-Sales Engineering Manager at Microsoft PromoteIQ

New York, New York, United States

PromoteIQ empowers online retailers to scale their vendor marketing programs on-site, generating incremental high-margin revenue and a premium marketing channel for brands.

Microsoft  -  PromoteIQ

Sr. Pre-Sales Engineering Manager

Impira’s platform seamlessly connects data across many different systems (e.g. DAM, PIM, Workflow Management, ERP, etc.), and uses machine learning technology to generate a coherent source of truth. Impira allows your team to connect data about products, campaigns, assets, sales, and more, delivering a rich experience for searching and analyzing across all your digital assets.

<a href="https://www.impira.com/blog/surviving-the-avalanche-of-ecommerce-product-data">https://www.impira.com/blog/surviving-the-avalanche-of-ecommerce-product-data</a>

Impira

Director of Sales Engineering

Google Cloud provides flexible infrastructure, end-to-security, modern productivity, and intelligent insights engineered to help your business thrive.

Google

Customer Engineer

Adobe Primetime is a multiscreen TV platform that helps broadcasters, cable networks and service providers create and monetize engaging, personalized viewing experiences.

Adobe

Sr. Partner Solutions Consultant

Ooyala is a leader in online video management, publishing, analytics and monetization. Its integrated suite of technologies and services give content owners the power to expand audiences, and deep insights that drive increased revenue from video. Ooyala serves hundreds of global media companies and consumer brands including Dell, ESPN, Fremantle Media, News International, Sephora, Telegraph Media Group, Vans, Whole Foods and Yahoo! Japan.

Ooyala was founded in Mountain View, California in 2007 by Bismarck Lepe, Sean Knapp, and Belsasar Lepe. Ooyala’s corporate headquarters are supported by global offices and sales reps in New York City, Los Angeles, London, France, Spain, the Middle East, Japan, Australia, Brazil and Mexico.

Ooyala

Mirror Image® Internet, a global Content Delivery Network for online content, application and transaction delivery, provides Content Delivery, Streaming Media, Edge Computing and Reporting solutions that offer customers a smarter way to create more engaging Web experiences for users worldwide. With an enterprise-class platform combining an optimal mix of connectivity, processing power and storage, Mirror Image gives retail, advertising, media and government organizations the control they need to deliver the Right Content to the Right Customer at the Right Time.

Mirror Image Internet

Sales Engineer

Syndicaster provides the only real-time bridge for getting content off the air and onto the web, enabling the migration, distribution and monetization of clips online within moments of broadcast.

ClipSyndicate is the largest ad supported, viral distribution platform for professionally generated media.

CriticalMention Delivers real-time searchable broadcast content to the previously text-focused business intelligence market; providing desktop services globally to organizations in every sector of the economy.

Critical Media

Operations Manager

A pioneer in the Web video market, KIT digital complements its award-winning on-demand video suite with proven live and interactive Webcasting solutions to help you deliver important business information faster and more cost-efficiently than ever before.

KIT digital, Inc

Director of Live Services

The FeedRoom is an online media services firm that helps corporate and government clients distribute live video and other content using the Internet. Companies including Boeing, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Hewlett-Packard use the company's services to broadcast shareholder meetings, product launches, and customer events. The company also serves such government clients as the US Department of Defense. Its digital asset management product ActiveMedia allows advertising, print, and consumer product companies to create and share rich media files. Founded in 2000 by former CBS News executive Jonathan Klein, FeedRoom was acquired by online video services provider KIT digital in 2009.

Brian Weeks