Experience

CollX

• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Co-Founder and CEO

  • Sep 2021 - Present

  CollX (pronounced "collects") is the fastest way to find out what your trading cards are worth. Snap a pic and instantly get the current market price. Add them to your collection to track your overall portfolio, and buy, sell, and trade your cards with other collectors. CollX (pronounced "collects") is the fastest way to find out what your trading cards are worth. Snap a pic and instantly get the current market price. Add them to your collection to track your overall portfolio, and buy, sell, and trade your cards with other collectors.



Partium.io

• Brazil
• Real Estate

• Co-Founder and President

  • Oct 2020 - Dec 2021

  Enterprise part search company founded via the merger of Slyce and Humai in 2020. The leading provider of spare-part search, with white-label mobile, kiosk, and desktop integrations. Powering Home Depot, Bosch, Deutsche Bahn, and many other companies. Enterprise part search company founded via the merger of Slyce and Humai in 2020. The leading provider of spare-part search, with white-label mobile, kiosk, and desktop integrations. Powering Home Depot, Bosch, Deutsche Bahn, and many other companies.



Slyce

• Nigeria
• Information Technology & Services

• CEO

  • Apr 2016 - Sep 2021

  Slyce was acquired by Syte in September 2021• Market leader in image recognition and visual search• Led take-private of company with Anzu Partners in January 2017.• Customers of visual product search scanning technology include Home Depot, Macy's, JC Penney, TJMaxx, Neiman Marcus, Best Buy, Urban Outfitters• 50+ employees located in 3 countries (US, Canada, Israel)

• President

  • Feb 2015 - Mar 2016

  • Managed group of 3 Slyce-owned and operated consumer apps — SnipSnap, Pounce, and Craves — all of which utilize image recognition to power a retail shopping experience• SnipSnap pioneered the use of image recognition to scan and digitize paper coupons• Pounce is the first app to let consumers snap a photo of any product or packaged good, instantly identify it, and then purchase it in a 1-click checkout experience• Craves utilizes image recognition to help you find the fashions and looks you love — whether on celebrities, in magazines, or on the street. • Consolidated development and cut operating costs, and grew division into 1/2 of overall company revenue Show less



SnipSnap

• United States
• Software Development

• CEO and Founder

  • Aug 2011 - Feb 2015

  • Founded the first app that allows you to scan, save, and redeem printed coupons on your mobile phone • Raised $2MM in funding • Scaled to 5+ million users on iOS and Android with more than 250 million coupons (and $500 million) saved in 4 years • Became profitable in 2.5 years, with 70 retail partners paying to feature and promote their coupons • Acquired by Slyce in Feburary 2015 for $6.5MM • TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2012 Finalist & DreamIt Ventures Fall 2011 Program Show less



Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK

• United States
• Media Production
• 700 & Above Employee

• Digital Development Director

  • Aug 2008 - Aug 2011

  • Managed sales strategy and web development for Gannett’s five New Jersey newspaper websites: app.com, courierpostonline.com, mycentraljersey.com, dailyrecord.com, and thedailyjournal.com. • Launched network of six Daily Deal group-buying sites in Nov. 2011: dailydeal.njbestbuys.com. Trained sales teams, created editorial system, built marketing plan. Sites gross $150k/month. • Founded InJersey.com network of hyperlocal blogs. Recruited and trained staff, led development, integrated ad and analytics platforms, partnered with services such as SeeClickFix and Outside.In. • Led 2009 and 2011 redesigns of newspaper sites. • Implemented new advertising vehicles—Flyerboard, PlaceLocal, Livestream, 4Info—which helped double online revenue in 2009 and 2010. • Launched new mobile templates and breaking-news SMS text alerts programs at all five New Jersey sites. • Implemented statewide WordPress blog network. Project included coding a versatile theme, implementing Google Analytics, creation of branding logos, training of reporters, and integration into core CMS. Show less


The Journal News / InTown Magazine Network
• Senior Editor

  • May 2005 - Aug 2008

University of Pennsylvania Press
• United States
• Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Acquisitions Assistant

  • Apr 2003 - May 2005

Philadelphia City Paper
• Newspaper Publishing
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Editorial Assistant

  • Oct 2002 - Jan 2003

The Atlantic
• United States
• Book and Periodical Publishing
• 400 - 500 Employee
• Intern

  • Jun 2002 - Sep 2002

Grey Worldwide
• Poland
• Insurance
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Account Executive

  • Jun 1999 - Jun 2001