Michael Frank

Freelance Writer for Coolhunting, Adventure Journal, The Atlantic, Men's Journal, etc.

Michael Frank is the Vice President of Growth at RyTech, LLC.1 He is an award-winning marketer who specializes in brand, content, and growth marketing, with a focus on lifestyle and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries.1

Professional Background

Michael Frank received his education from the University of Arizona.1 His current role at RyTech, LLC involves leading growth initiatives for the company. As a marketing professional, he likely brings expertise in developing and implementing strategies to expand the company's reach and increase its market presence.

Skills and Expertise

Based on his profile description, Michael Frank's areas of expertise include:

Brand marketing
Content marketing
Growth marketing
Lifestyle industry
Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sector

His award-winning status suggests that he has achieved notable success in his marketing career, likely contributing to significant growth or innovative campaigns for the companies he has worked with.

While specific details about his past experiences or achievements are not provided in the available information, his current position as VP of Growth indicates a senior-level role with significant responsibilities in driving RyTech, LLC's expansion and market performance.

Experience

Contributing Writer at Self-employed (October 2014 - Present)

Managing Editor at Adventure Journal (October 2010 - October 2014); Executive/At-Large Editor at Natmag-Rodale (August 2003 - October 2010); Writer at Freelance (1992 - 2010); Deputy Editor at Rodale Inc (2003 - October 2006); Senior Editor at Forbes.com (August 2000 - September 2003); Senior Editor at NatGeo Adventure (May 1998 - June 2000); Senior Editor at Esquire/Hearst (January 1997 - May 1998); Associate Editor at Diversion Magazine (January 1994 - January 1997); Editorial Assistant at Cigar Aficionado Magazine (January 1992 - January 1994)

Education

B.A in Humanities from University of Colorado; MA in English from American University (1990 - 1992); B.A in Literature, Humanities from University of Colorado at Boulder (1985 - 1989); Japanese studies at Waseda University (1988)