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Trevor Goss

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Trevor Goss is a marketing professional and entrepreneur with almost a decade of experience working with early stage companies, and deep experience in both BB and BC marketing product marketing. Trevor was formerly Sr. Marketing Manager at Swrve, an in-app marketing platform that gives mobile product teams all the tools they need to maximize revenues on mobile devices. While at Swrve, Trevor helped the company grow revenue by . Prior to Swrve, Trevor started ImpactOrg, a boutique marketing agency that worked with VC-backed startups and small businesses to improve marketing strategy, technology systems, and processes. In addition to client work, Trevor worked on several notable side projects including Ideakick--a periodic event for entrepreneurs to present ideas they have for new products and companies, and Startedby--a web application for social ideation. Before starting ImpactOrg, Trevor was Director of Business Development for DubMeNow (Dub), a mobile application that provides an easier way for people to exchange personal contact information using their mobile phones. While at Dub, Trevor helped the company double its user base and was invited to present at the SF New Tech conference. Prior to Dub, Trevor started Project Varsity, a web application for high school athletes to market their talents to collegiate recruiters. He was featured in the Washington Post and was a finalist for the entrepreneur challenge held by TiE-DC, a technology accelerator based in Washington, DC. Trevor attended Cornell Universitys School of Hotel Administration, the # ranked hospitality management program in the world, graduating in . He was recruited to play football at Cornell, but was forced to stop playing after suffering a career-ending injury. He has continued to support Cornell by serving as a Director CTO of the Alumni Association in Northern California (Cornell NorCal). Originally from Washington, DC, Trevor now lives in San Francisco, CA. read more ...