Conference | Ziv Navoth, SVP Marketing & Partnerships, AOL People Networks |
 As SVP Marketing & Partnerships, Ziv is responsible for executing People Networks’ mission to connect people with everyone and everything they care about. Ziv joined the company through AOL’s acquisition of Bebo in May 2008, where he was VP Marketing. Since joining Bebo in February 2007, the company grew its user base from 22M to 50M (with no marketing budget) and pioneered numerous innovations including Open Media - a new business model for media companies to distribute and monetize their content and Bebo Originals – a new form of branded entertainment, combining original online productions with brand sponsorship.Prior to joining Bebo Ziv founded and ran Verve, a boutique management consultancy offering strategic advisory services to leading companies in the US, UK and beyond. Verve's client list included Google, Microsoft, BBC, RealNetworks, Network Appliance and many others. Before founding Verve, Ziv was Managing Director at Startup Station Plc; a private equity firm he founded and then sold to a UK public company, making him one of the youngest managing directors on the London Stock Exchange. Ziv was also a co-founder of Tagma, a Logistics consultancy and Automatic For The People, a CD-vending business. Before founding Startup Station, Ziv served as Executive Director at the Institute for Technology and Enterprise, New York's premier Management and Technology research centre. His work at the Institute focused on the disruptive effects new companies have on established businesses. Ziv holds Bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Philosophy from Tel-Aviv University and an MBA in Innovation, Strategy, Information and Technology from the Theseus Institute in France. Ziv is also the author of Nanotales (www.nanotales.net), a collection of short short stories. Ziv is based in New York City |
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"Over 800 million people worldwide will be participating in a social network via their mobile phones by 2012, up from 82 million in 2007." eMarketer
"Around 812,000 Britons each month, or 1.7% of all UK mobile subscribers, visited a social networking website using their mobile during the first quarter of 2008." Nielsen Media Research
"Revenues from social networking, dating and personal content delivery services will increase from $572m in 2007 to more than $5.7bn in 2012, with social networking accounting for 50% of the total by the end of the forecast period." Juniper Research