
Product Manager at Angelsoft.net
Greater New York City Area

Product Manager at Angelsoft.net
Greater New York City Area
The difference between a web company that fails or succeeds often comes down to the execution of the product. The trick is to provide an elegant solution to a true human need. The ability to distill complex feedback and business requirements into a simple software experience is the hallmark of an excellent product manager. That is the skill set I bring to the table.
Product Management, Product Marketing, UX/UI, SEO, SEM, Early-stage financing, Music/Digital Media
(Internet industry)
2009 — Present (less than a year)
The NY Tech Meetup has over 8,000 members, representing people from all parts of the New York technology community. Each month, six companies and developers demo technology they've been working on in front of a 400+ sold out crowd. The Community Committee's role is to facilitate the networking of resources across that community. My specific responsibility is to connect the entreprenuer resources of NY.
(Privately Held; Financial Services industry)
April 2007 — Present (2 years 8 months)
Product Manager for Angelsoft.net, the standard deal flow management platform for the early-stage investment industry. Responsible for building a product that creates a thriving early-stage community. In addition to Product Management I handle UX/UI, Marketing, PR, Community Management, SEO, SEM, and Analytics.
(Internet industry)
April 2009 — April 2009 (1 month)
Challenge and Opportunity: Angel and VC Funding During an Economic Crisis: http://bit.ly/UInBQ
(Internet industry)
August 2007 — August 2008 (1 year 1 month)
A private social network for the Hamptons summer community
(Entertainment industry)
January 2006 — March 2008 (2 years 3 months)
A digital music label that fully capitalizes on digital technologies such as p2p, mobile, and social networks to build artist awareness.
(Newspapers industry)
February 2008 — February 2008 (1 month)
Many industries are jumping on the social-media bandwagon in an attempt to form a deeper connection with their customers. This presentation will address lessons learned from these businesses and will suggest specific tactics that can be adopted by alt-weeklies to engage their audiences.
(Privately Held; Internet industry)
January 2008 — January 2008 (1 month)
Piracy can no longer be thought of as a nuisance. It is the paradigm through which people obtain music. This panel will discuss how it can be harnessed to our advantage and why it is a positive thing for the music industry.
(Privately Held; Internet industry)
March 2007 — March 2007 (1 month)
The popularity of web applications with a social context has exploded in the last year. This session will look at how social interaction can be applied to a brands online presence to generate a deeper connection with the customer. We will discuss what can be learned from these interactions, how market research can be conducted, and how a brand can enter the conversation without turning its audience off.
http://www.slideshare.net/robberbaron/can-social-networking-build-your-brand/
(Privately Held; Internet industry)
February 2006 — March 2007 (1 year 2 months)
Interactive agency business development and marketing.
(Public Company; Music industry)
July 2005 — December 2005 (6 months)
(Public Company; 11-50 employees; Wireless industry)
July 2005 — December 2005 (6 months)
BBA , Marketing/Communications , 2002 — 2005