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What path did you take to your current career?

I first worked at a San Francisco consulting firm doing research, developing presentations, and then went on my own to consult for firms which wanted to launch their wireless applications, content, and services in international markets other than their home-market.

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Work history

conVISUAL US December 2006 to the present
Sr Accounts manager, Americas

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How would you describe your time at conVISUAL US?

Responsible for relationship management of interactive (participation) TV projects for conVISUAL US, LLC accounts including all aspects of short code applications, certification of projects with carriers through mBlox, close coordination of all aspects of graphics, scripting, placement, terms and conditions, and scheduling of promotions for sweepstakes, voting, and bounce-back couponing for each promotion. I was also responsible for the education of senior TV executives, producers, and talent regarding the major components of mobile interactivity as well as using web based reporting tools. I conducted competitive and market best practices audits and constantly reviewed third-party research. I identified prospected and closed deals with target accounts. I renewed and increased sales with existing clients while targeting and penetrating new businesses. I interfaced with engineering and marketing teams to meet specific needs of the clients' campaigns.
I had hands-on experience in the TV production trailer with ESPN International for the 2007 Super Bowl in Miami which broadcast interactive questions to Spanish-speaking Latin America.

My business development activities included support, presentation and evangelism of products as well as strategic analysis to senior level TV executives, TV producers, and new mobile TV platform companies which included mobile marketing, couponing, and mobile advertising using mobile interactivity.
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Boyer Consulting January 2006 to December 2006
VP sales and marketing

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How would you describe your time at Boyer Consulting?

Responsible for sales, relationship management and evangelism for clients' first sales in non-home market; primary project during 2006 has been working for conVISUAL, European-based, public, high tech company as sales and relationship manager in the United States; helped close 3 major TV stations for conVISUAL's mobile interactive TV services and currently coordinating implementation of conVISUAL's services such stations; also participated in sales presentations at major US and Canada "free-to-air" broadcast stations and cable networks.... read more
Boyer Consulting August 2004 to January 2006
Director of Client Services

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How would you describe your time at Boyer Consulting?

Responsible for managing the delivery of client services for Boyer Consulting LLC's clients - mainly mobile application and content companies looking to land their first sales or establish their first partnership in their "non-home" market (primarily in Europe, North America or Asia Pacific); created and developed all relevant sales and business development materials for supporting such client services; also provided strategic research and analysis services for clients to help senior consultants at Boyer Consulting to determine international business development strategies.... read more
Momentum Consulting Group February 2001 to August 2004
Business Development Consulting

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How would you describe your time at Momentum Consulting Group?

Responsible for analyzing various market segments for various clients of Momentum Consulting Group including NTT Soft (subsidiary of NTT), identifying potential partners, and conducting initial business development partnership discussions; created and developed all relevant business development materials.... read more
Double Impact January 1996 to February 2001
Client Services Analyst/Consultant

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How would you describe your time at Double Impact?

Responsible for analyzing market segments for Double Impact's clients (who were predominantly venture capital software, internet and mobile industry players), identifying potential partners and conducting initial business development/partnership discussions; created and developed all relevant business development materials to support client business development services.... read more

Education

White Bear AVTI September 1980 to January 1981
Paramedicine

How would you describe your time at White Bear AVTI?

Certification in Paramedicine
University of Minnesota September 1976 to June 1979
English/Biology: PreMed

How would you describe your time at University of Minnesota?

Worked toward BA in English
Armstrong High School September 1968 to June 1971
General

How would you describe your time at Armstrong High School?

Graduated with honors

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