The RootsTech conference is the largest genealogy conference in the world. For the first 10 years, the conference was held in Salt Lake City, UT as an in-person conference with only 40k attendees. When the pandemic hit, the challenge was how to take an in-person conference, make it virtual and expand the global footprint of the business.

In 2012 I founded the Inkkas company (www.inkkas.com) and successfully scaled the company from zero into a multi-million dollar brand and then sold the company in 2016 to celebrity investor Marcus Lemonis. The process of launching and scaling a new Ecommerce brand from scratch was riddled with many challenges along the way. Some of the major challenges included branding, go-to-market strategy, fulfillment, sourcing, web design & development, customer acquisition, paid advertising, conversion rate optimization and more. Along with my founding team, we were able to overcome every obstacle and devise a customer acquisition strategy the led to success.

Adventure Warehouse's #1 goal was to sell excess inventory. In a crowded, trend-driven and competitive market, Adventure Warehouse knew that they needed to be in front of consumers when they were searching for their products. They chose to work with a group of PPC specialists to ensure that the excess inventory they had sitting in their facilities would move and move quickly.

The Simon Sinek team brought me on to help them ramp up their online course offering on Simon Sinek's "InspireU" (https://simonsinek.com/InspireU#/).

We needed to scale up the ad program across social ad platforms, identify the profitability of the paid program at large, and figure out a better methodology for advertising dozens of courses at scale.