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Michael Francello
Getty Images | Ethical AI Whisperer | Revenue Enabler | Dot Connector | Collaboration Enthusiast | Former Shutterstock.AI, LiveRamp, etc.
Michael Francello is currently the Head of Generative AI Sales at Getty Images, where he focuses on integrating generative AI solutions into the company's offerings. He has a robust background in the digital media and advertising sectors, having previously served as the Director of Innovation at Shutterstock. In this role, he was instrumental as a subject matter expert on generative AI, facilitating client interactions and developing tailored AI solutions for various stakeholders.123
Professional Background
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Getty Images (Current Role)
- Position: Head of Generative AI Sales
- Responsibilities: Leading sales initiatives for generative AI products, collaborating with clients to implement innovative solutions.
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Shutterstock (Previous Role)
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LiveRamp (Agency Partner/Commercial Lead)
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Nielsen (Vice President/Director, Business Development)
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Vizu (Agency Sales Manager)
These roles have equipped him with extensive experience in digital advertising effectiveness and client relationship management across various platforms.1
Education and Skills
Michael Francello has cultivated a strong expertise in generative AI, digital marketing strategies, and client engagement. His career reflects a commitment to leveraging technology to enhance creative processes within the media landscape.
Location
He is based in Brooklyn, New York, and maintains a professional network of over 500 connections on LinkedIn.1
Highlights
Thanks to our friends at NVIDIA AI for hosting the Generative AI by Getty Images sticker booth in the Data & AI Pavilion at #OCW24.
It’s not our “typical” crowd, but we find a lot in common with professionals who think about data privacy and security, and are looking for safe ways to use new technologies to solve problems they previously couldn’t.
Saving people time, money and risk is a business model I’m super proud and excited to be a part of.
NIN's Broken EP has been blowing my mind since I was nine years old. One of those all killer, no filler, devil's in the details, light's flickering in the basement illuminating the path down to hell kind of records. Does that make sense?
#workfromhome tip: take a break and throw some stuff around. It helps.
