Affiliate marketing is growing around the globe. In response to this growth, HasOffers asked me to join the team and lead global business development efforts. While Seattle is a tech epicenter in the U.S., we know we need a global presence in order to serve existing global customers, as well as future customers. As Director of International Sales, I'm opening our first international office in sunny Tel Aviv.
I'm personally excited about affiliate marketing because it creates relationships where everyone wins - when advertisers sell more the affiliates make more money. Using technology and the power of the internet I get to enable businesses to expand in ways they never did before. I love when things work and businesses grow - affiliate marketing encompasses that.
For a little background on who I am, I was born and raised just outside Washington DC with a short hiatus in Australia. Over the past six years working at Payoneer, I lead business development and account relationship with affiliate networks. I was also part of the Payoneer support and marketing teams. I am a proud husband and father to three beautiful girls, avid fan of Sons of Anarchy and I enjoy running (I completed both the Tel Aviv and Jerusalem half marathons). As it is customary at HasOffers at the end of each bio to include your favorite dessert, mine favorite is anything that combines chocolate and peanut butter together.
As part of HasOffers increased focus on global affiliate marketing, I'll be attending a4uexpo in Barcelona, Spain, along with HasOffers CEO, Lucas Brown. If you're going to be at a4uexpo, I'd love to meet you in Barcelona later this month.
If you'd like to meet with me at a4uexpo or just want to give me some feedback about HasOffers, please contact me.
Email: aryeh@hasoffers.com | Find me on Twitter | Connect with me on LinkedIn 
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