Suggestions
Irina Marciano
Head of PR and Communication at Payoneer
Irina Marciano is an experienced B2B marketer and PR specialist with a robust background in strategic planning and content creation.
She holds an MBA degree and has a remarkable nine-year track record demonstrating a strong work ethic and an aptitude for thriving in high-pressure environments.
Irina's skill set includes budget management, creative problem-solving, and proficiency in software and design tools like Adobe Create Suite.
She is fluent in Russian and has a diverse educational background, having studied at Monta Vista High School, earned a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre/Theater from UCLA, and completed her Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) at California State University, Monterey Bay.
Irina Marciano has held key roles in various organizations, including serving as the Director of PR and Communications, Director of PR and Client Growth Marketing, and Senior PR and Marketing Executive at Payoneer.
Prior to her tenure at Payoneer, she worked as the Marketing Director for North America at GFT Technologies and held marketing positions at Anritsu.
Her professional journey also includes production roles at renowned companies like Playboy Enterprises, DUCK Studios, and Playbill, where she served as a Line Producer, Production Coordinator, Associate Producer, Production Manager, Photo Editor, Writer, Executive Assistant, and Casting Associate.
Driven by critical deadlines and a passion for delivering exceptional results, Irina Marciano blends her marketing expertise with strategic communications to achieve organizational growth and success.
Highlights
Excited to finally share this news… 🥳🎉
Today was the first day of my next adventure! I’m happy to announce that I have joined iCapital as the new VP, Head of Global Media Relations!
Thrilled to work with the team as we write the latest chapter of this alt investment technology behemoth, and to be a part of this six-time Fintech Forbes winner on its trajectory of hypergrowth. Stay tuned to hear our story…
As a leader in communications, one of the most common questions I get asked is - how do you measure ROI? My answer is not very popular: in the short term, I don't think you really can. And anyone who tells you otherwise is lying.
