Finger Jordan Email Address

Chief Growth Officer and Customer Acquisition and Growth Marketing and Direct-To-Consumer Marketing and E-commerce Strategy

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Jordan is a results driven leader with over 20 years of digital marketing experience in launching, building and scaling direct-to-consumer, e-commerce companies. He creates and executes digital marketing & growth strategies for new customer acquisition through digital media channels for social, search, display, programmatic, sponsored content, display, retargeting and email campaigns to drive website & mobile traffic to fuel revenue growth. Jordan has been the key player in scaling 5 e-commerce start-ups to 2x - 3x yearly sales and revenue growth. This has enabled several of these start-ups to drastically increase their market valuations and secure VC financing to further build and grow their companies. Jordan has been an industry speaker and thought leader on the topics of entrepreneurship, digital & growth marketing for EMarketer, AdRoll, MediaPost, Email Insider Summit, LeadsCon, Inc Magazine, Entrepreneurs Organization, Forbes, HSBC Bank, CitiBank, Bank of America and NY Enterprise Report. Jordan is a frequent guest speaker at the NYU Graduate School on the current state of digital marketing. As an award winning member of the Entrepreneurs Organization’s New York chapter, Jordan held board positions as Social Chair, Hospitality Chair and Sponsorship Chair. Jordan earned a Marketing degree in Business Science in Management from the A.B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University. To learn more about Jordan's insights on digital marketing and growth strategy, visit his blog: www.jordanfinger.com/blog