Joe Griffin's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Joe Griffin's ClearVoice experience:He is currently a Board Member atAZIMA Interactive Marketing Association from March 2009 to May 2012.He was the CEO of ClearVoice, a Fiverr Company.The ClearVoice Company was founded in June 2009.He was CEO of ClearVoice from December 2003 to December 2008.He was President - Web.com Search Agency at Web.com from December 2003 to December 2008.He was Partner at Submitawebsite, Inc. from February 1998 to April 2001.He was also a Director at AZIMA Interactive Marketing Association from March 2009 to May 2012.Now, he is a Board Member at ClearVoice.

🎓 Education

Joe Griffin has a degree in communication from the School of Hard Knocks. Griffin has previous experience working with information technology and has worked as a programmer and technical writer. Griffin is currently a Jr.Technical Editor for an online resource for educators.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Joe Griffin's professional experience can be summed up with 3 years of experience as a CEO at ClearVoice, 2 years as CEO of iAcquire, and 5 years as a VP, Strategy at iCrossing. In each of these positions, Griffin led teams that developed, designed, and executed marketing efforts for major technology companies. He has also expounded on his experience as a software engineer and entrepreneur, having founded and CEO’d his own software development and delivery company and co-founded multiple technology companies.ClearVoice wasClearVoice––arguably one of the most successful online media companies of its time––and Griffin was its CEO from March 2009 to May 2012. In that time, ClearVoice reported total sales of $6.8 billion and 1,000,000 customer relationships. Griffin’s other titles during this time included President - Web.com Search Agency, Partner at Submitawebsite, Inc. and Vice President - Strategy at iCrossing. ClearVoice was among the first technology companies to see success in the global video market and was responsible for leading the way in digital video advertising and streaming.iAcquire was ClearVoice’s peerless online media technology subsidiary, founded in June 2009. iAcquire was responsible for developing, launching, and managing ClearVoice’s largest and most successful commercial marketing initiative to date, which was the acquisition of Dayton, Ohio-based iX posing as a rival to Google’s YouTube. In December 2013, ClearVoice was sold to Comcast. fountainClearVoice, ClearVoice’s parent company, is still in operation, and has been renamed Arizona Interactive Marketing Association. ClearVoice’s main focus iscontinue to be marketing and selling online media products and services to broadcasters, cable TV providers, and other video platforms.iCrossing was ClearVoice’s technology development subsidiary, established in February 1998. iCrossing developed a digital media platform that allowed companies to create and sell digital content directly to their target audience. This was the first technology company to achieve success in the global video market and helped ClearVoice lead the way in digital video advertising and streaming.Submitawebsite, Inc. was ClearVoice’s developer subsidiary, founded in February 1998. Submitawebsite was responsible for developing and launching ClearVoice’s first web site.Submitawebsite was the first company to achieve success in the global web site industry and helped ClearVoice lead the way in the development of the first online media companies.