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Brian Marcus
Senior Director, Product Marketing at impact.com | Ex-Google | Ex-Ebay
Brian Marcus is a seasoned professional who has made significant contributions to the performance marketing and ecommerce industries since 2002.
With a strong background in digital marketing, Brian has held key positions at prominent companies such as Google, eBay, and Teespring, where he led customer acquisition and global marketing efforts.
Brian currently serves as the VP of Global Marketing at TUNE, a SaaS platform focused on facilitating business partnerships.
In his previous roles, Brian has worked in various marketing and leadership positions, showcasing his expertise in driving marketing strategies and building successful marketing platforms.
Brian's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Grinnell College and a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Apart from his professional achievements, Brian is a proud Chicago native, a Cubs fan, and a music enthusiast who now calls Seattle his home, where he enjoys spending time with his family.
Highlights
In the throes of a consequential election 🗳 year, it seems timely to reflect on the valuable lessons I learned at ebay while earning votes of confidence from my core constituents - performance/affiliate publishers. Spoiler alert - it has a little something to do with building trust! 🤔
impact.com Robert Chatwani John Toskey Michael Lill Shayna Massey Tien Cheng Erin Stoner Yun Liu Nico Sanchez Takahito Nakamura Michael Lee Gianfranco Ludovici Hiroshi Marras Christian Erhard
Susan Wojcicki was a giant. She was a core part of the founding Google team and instrumental in bringing Performics / DoubleClick into the Google family. I have one very personal memory of Susan, while presenting our preliminary findings for the Product Listing Ads Beta to her and a small group of Google execs. What I remember most was her approachability, her level-headedness and her decisiveness.
It was an experience I will never forget and one of my most treasured Google moments. She was taken away too early — at 56 — my heart is heavy for her family, friends, and colleagues.
