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Uyi Omorogbe

Founder @ NASO | Forbes 30 Under 30

Uyi Omorogbe is a first-generation Nigerian-American entrepreneur, Colgate University economics graduate, and former Division 1 athlete.

With a solid educational background having studied Economics at Colgate University and also attending Shattuck-St. Mary's School, Uyi pursued his entrepreneurial dreams by founding NASO, an innovative creative technology firm.

As a social media creator, Uyi has amassed over 4.7 million followers across various platforms, showcasing his ability to connect with a large audience.

NASO, under Uyi's leadership, specializes in helping brands and artists develop unique and engaging commerce experiences tailored for their top customers and fans.

Prior to his ventures into entrepreneurship, Uyi made a mark in athletics as a student athlete at Colgate University, showcasing his diverse skill set and interests.

Highlights

Jul 17 · linkedin

Thank you to Amex Ventures and Andrew Yeung for hosting an amazing Founder Dinner in New York a few weeks ago. It was so great to meet like-minded tech founders looking to create premium experiences for consumers across the entertainment, commerce, dining, and lifestyle industries. Kudos to American Express for putting their cardholders first by seeking strategic partnerships and investments into early-stage startups like NASO that can add tremendous value to their AMEX experience.

Want to thank Kevin Tsang, Jennifer Cozen, Serena Upadhyay, Maddy Gaiman, Hannah Bozian, Andrew Yeung, and the rest of the AMEX team for a great night. Excited for what's next!

Oct 3 · linkedin

Social media platforms like Instagram, Tiktok, and Facebook are actually setting most brands up to fail... here's why:

Are you familiar with the 20/80 rule? Usually, about 20% of your customer base does 80% of your revenue. However, these platforms have trained brands to focus on the 80% - paid acquisition of customers who convert from ads. As a result, you see D2C brands scale very quickly but not last very long. This is because they're not really building brands that people love and have an emotional connection to, they're simply getting people to buy a product once... maybe twice if you're lucky. This results in a constant need to acquire new customers to grow in a world where paid ads are becoming less effective and more expensive.

The world is going to go through a major shift over the next five years, particularly as Gen-Z gains more spending power. Brands will move from customer acquisition strategies, to customer optimization strategies. Making your best customers feel special through meaningful experiences will turn them into evangelists, and catalyze word of mouth marketing. They will tell their friends, and family about you, and help build your brand WITH you. As an influencer with over 4.6M followers, and the founder of NASO, a technology firm building the infrastructure for superfans... I advise every brand to focus on the 20% :)

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Brooklyn, New York, United States