About Me

An adaptable, curious, and enthusiastic leader that loves building things and accelerating growth. I strive daily to be disciplined in becoming an industry leader, with a track record of delivering innovative strategies that solve complex problems in the D2C eCommerce world. I love operating both from a strategic-high level working with cross functional teams, as much as i love rolling up my sleeves and executing in the trenches.  Matt has spent the last 7 years immersed in performance marketing.  Read more about his journey below. 

eCommerce Marketing Manager.  Directed paid acquisition and on site revenue maximization programs for D2C eCommerce brands.  

Bachelor of Science. Majored in Economics Minored in Business.

Learning Objectives: 

• Understand the economic issues and problems faced by individuals, organizations and society; the economic principles that help explain behavior; the operation of markets; the gains from trade; and the range of institutions that affect the allocation of resources.
• Be able to apply methods of economic analysis (such as supply and demand, equilibrium, constrained optimization and dynamic analysis) to decision-making, behavior and economic outcomes.
• Have the ability to apply statistical methods in the empirical analysis of economic data and models.
• Be able to communicate economic analysis and empirical conclusions in the discussion of social phenomena and public policy.
• Develop understanding of issues and methods of analysis in specific fields of economic study such as labor, money and banking, public finance, international trade and finance, development, health and the environment.

A little backstory about how I found myself interested in business.  While this period of my life wasn't necessarily directly significant to my career, I like to share it because it tells a story about a passion I've had for over 2 decades now.  Around the age of 12 I found myself setting up an eBay account, convincing my Mom to let me have my own bank account that i could have access to, and the various essentials of selling things online.  I sold anything i could get my hands on at the time, but my bread and butter were video games,  electronics, and random nicknacks. I was doing the whole 'Gary V retail arbitrage' before it was a thing.  I wasn't aware at the time that 'entrepreneurs' we're a thing.  I knew businesses existed, but I didn't think a kid could be making money selling stuff online.  I honestly thought I had figured out a loophole and it was only a matter of time until someone shut me down.  That initial passion, and grit, it was led me to study business when it was time to go off to college.