SuperOrdinary

Leading the comprehensive global strategy & GTM approach for creator acquisition at an $800M company with a workforce of 650+ employees, driving innovative growth through a rapidly-expanding creator network.

Global Head of Creators

Led the newly-acquired FanFix/SuperOrdinary to an unprecedented 2,500%+ revenue growth in 9 months after structuring the company's GTM strategy, international expansion, and partnerships and success teams.

• Drove 2,500%+ revenue growth in an unprecedented 9-month time span through strategic implementation of sales funnels, cross-functional teams, and bespoke creator sales / success methods.

• Generated 30% revenue growth through market expansion to international territories (Dubai, South East Asia), propelling the company into numerous international territories and executing strategic hires.

• Propelled ARR well into the 8-figures through a ten person high-performing, ROI+ team, fostering a culture of excellence and driving collective success through strategic guidance and mentorship.

• Partnered with leading agencies to launch countless 'celebrity-tier' creators in minimum-guarantee deals that were 100% ROI positive for the company, and elevated the company's brand. 

• Directed a transformative revenue surge that set new company benchmarks, all while preserving an exceptionally-high ROI.

• Architected an internal 'Creator Partnerships Philosophy + Ideal Personas' that led my team to achieving 270% of the 2023 annual goal, and rapid brand-recognition within the creator community.

Vice President of Creator Partnerships 

Patreon

• Oversee the growth and strategy of 3,000+ mid-market creator accounts.
• Conduct strategy calls with top creators on growth, revenue, and expansion.
• Implemented a multi-pronged program to successfully grow hundreds of mid-market accounts.

Head of Mid-Market Accounts

Jellysmack

• Managed the accounts of top clients, such as 'PewDiePie' and 'How Ridiculous'.
• Strategized with clients on growing revenue and expanding to new platforms.
• Analyzed data in order to lead content strategy recommendations.
• Communicated with clients and internal teams to provide timely solutions.

Strategic Partner Manager

Seismic

• Closed over $2M in influencer campaigns for brands.
• Top clients include Ludwig, Mizkif, Internet Historian, Dylan Is In Trouble.
• Managed complex negotiations with the biggest prospects. 
• Maintained creator and agency relationships.

Creator Partnerships

"The Fight Against Brain Cancer" Facebook page.

•	Post articles, stories and discussions multiple times a week since starting the page at age 12.
•	Organically grown to 11,000 likes.
•	Cultivated a strong community to help unite victims, family members of victims, and anyone with a loved one who is/has been afflicted with Brain Cancer.

Founder

Experienced and driven creator economy specialist. Known for exceptional capabilities in creator partnerships, growth, management, cross-platform expansion, and monetization strategies. Focused on helping startups, platforms, and creators thrive through data and industry insights.

Dylan Harari

Couldn’t be more excited to bring on additional sales roles for 2026.

If you’re an absolute killer and LOVE the creator space…

This job, this company, is for you.

Apply and DM me directly if you know someone great.

Building Creator Empires | Co-CEO at FanFix.

West Hollywood, California, United States (Hybrid)

The New York Times is 'Legacy Media Adapting' at its best.

Their YouTube embraces how we 𝙣𝙤𝙬 consume news...

Facing facts?

➝ 33% of adults under 30 get their news from TikTok.
➝ 50% of Americans get their news from social media.

That’s Pew Research.

'Going to a website to read the news'? That's a 2010s, dying model.

Traffic to legacy newspaper websites, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, declined 20% in Q4 of 2022.

(That's the last quarter Pew has numbers for).

Nobody wants paywalled sites.
Everyone wants must-click YouTube videos.

YouTube is the new home for 'opinions on politics & culture'. The winners didn't get journalism degrees...

What are they doing correctly?

Mastering the art of...
Titles.
Thumbnails.
Video-lengths.
YouTube algo optimization.

Face facts: any journalist who doesn't adapt for creator platforms won't have a job in <10 years. 

Legacy institutions are competing with normal people who know content.

Return on Creators

Co-Founder & CEO

The Roc Crüe

Leading new agency initiatives
Cultivating new and existing partnerships
Guiding forward-looking strategy and execution

Head of Strategy

Trndsttrs

Guiding Strategy. Getting out of the team's way. Helping brands crush on TikTok Shop.

Trndsttrs Media is a Gen Z owned & operated agency that helps brands connect with modern consumers.

We are social media marketing gurus, content creators, social influencers, and trendsetters 🚀.

Founder & CEO

Seven years ago, I was just a kid with a hunch.

Brands didn't understand Gen Z. 

I saw the gap and knew it had to be fixed.

But the thing about being an 18 y/o dropout with no experience, clients, or money?

No one gives a shit.

I had to go prove it.

I scratched. Clawed. Worked like hell to just get a chance.

I got a shot and took it.

Trndsttrs was born. 

The idea became a team.

A team that would prove our thesis brick by brick. 

The stakes grew and so did the team.

We helped McDonald's navigate COVID. 

We launched your favorite brands on TikTok and hacked the algorithm.

We changed the vertical content game forever. 

We helped brands break through the noise. Built creator partnerships that mattered. And ran campaigns that didn't sell into culture, but shaped it.

We built, pound for pound, the best Gen Z team in the world.

But here's what they don't tell you about building something from scratch:

You don't just learn how to solve problems. 

You learn to spot the ones that keep coming back.

For years, we solved the same problem over and over again.

Every campaign, every deal, every strategy—it all pointed to the same gap.

The brand <> creator ecosystem is broken.

We worked around it. We filled the gaps ourselves.

Until one day, we realized we weren’t just filling the gaps.

We were building the solution.

Now I find myself building RoC (return on creators).

Not a new idea—it’s the culmination of everything we’ve built, everything we’ve learned, and every challenge we’ve solved along the way.

This is our moonshot. Beaten and battered grapes forming our magnum opus.

I'll continue to operate with Trndsttrs as the premier social commerce agency—partnering with a select group of brands to drive results on the fastest-growing commerce platforms in the world.

Jake Bjorseth

Closed The Biggest Deal of My Life This Weekend 

She's been with me in building two companies.

Dropping out of college to pursue this crazy dream.

Starting our influencer operation from the ground floor into the thing we're the absolute best at today.

Following me and that dream from her family in Kansas City to Los Angeles and now Florida.

She's the only one that's been with me through it all.

Missing dates I couldn't find the time for.

Rarely any budget for birthday or anniversary gifts.

Dealing with the chaos of the entrepreneurial life we chose.

I owe it all to her.

Amanda, now let's go get you a new last name people can't pronounce and go build one last venture together:

A family.

Social Commerce + Creator Marketing | Mom's Favorite Son

Vine is back. Sort of. 

And it says a lot about where the internet is going.

I spent this morning thinking about something wild:

A decade-old app just resurfaced…

And somehow, it feels more relevant than half the platforms that launched this year.

Vine (now revived as “diVine”) brought back 100,000+ of its original 6-second videos.

And it’s taking a hard stance: no generative AI uploads. Only real humans, real cameras.

This hit me for one reason:

We’re officially entering the era where nostalgia is a strategy.

Consumers don’t just want new features anymore.

They want a feeling.
 
They want the internet they grew up with.

They want identity back.

And the comeback of Vine tells us something brands need to pay attention to.

Short-form didn’t win because it was short.

It won because it felt raw.

It felt human.

It felt like creativity had constraints again.

Today, platforms are bloated.

Feeds are flooded with AI sludge.

Authenticity feels algorithmically filtered.

So of course an old format suddenly feels refreshing.

Here’s the real takeaway:

The next wave of social isn’t going to be “more.”
 
It’s going to be less.

Less polished.

Less synthetic.

Less optimized for machines.

More human.

More native.

More emotional.

Brands that embrace this shift will cut through the noise instantly.

Not by trying to out-AI everyone.

But by returning to constraints that force creativity.

If you’re a marketer, creator, or brand leader… ask yourself:

Are you chasing complexity?

Or are you building for the internet people miss?

Times I've Been Asked If I Had A College Degree:

0

Times I've Been Asked About Case Studies:

3,000+

Meritocracy: holding of power by people selected on the basis of their ability.

Don't take for granted just how unique this moment in time is.

For thousands of years, your success depended on who your parents were.

For the last century, it was your college and degree based on grades you got at 16 years old.

Today, it's... what you can actually do.

Mamdani's campaign for NYC mayor was a marketing masterclass.

What opposition will claim as "the kid who promises pizza for lunch and kool-aid in the water fountains" is dismissive of the true strategic brilliance.

This campaign was a mirror image of Trump's 2016 run.

The policies vastly different, but the strategies identical ->

1. Simple Messaging
Trump didn't present a complicated immigration plan. He promised to "build a wall" and "have Mexico pay for it". 

It was a visual example able to be explained by supporters in one sentence.

Mamdani's message was incredibly simple:

Lower Rent
Free Buses

Not a convoluted policy on property taxes on corporations, rent subsidies, etc... 

2. Social First
Mamdani was everywhere. His face inescapable across social media.

Trump's 2016 was the first of its kind: a social-first political strategy leaning on Meta, not programmatic.

Mamdani's team from design to creative to messaging to marketing was always social first. 

3. Community Centric
Whether it was bodegas, clubs, or even a UGC-driven scavenger hunt, Mamdani's team took to the streets.

The online content is only a signal to forge the grassroots movement IRL that you really need to win votes.

Meeting culture where it is time and time again.
--
This will not be the last populist election we see. 

Changes are this is yet another trailblazing example of what is to come.

Label it what you want, but the real story here is a marketing one, not a political one.

My passion for entrepreneurship and marketing is all a facade.

A trick played by my own brain against my subconscious.

And all of this you see is nothing more than the outlet for the real motivation.

For some, that intrinsic motivation is money.

Attention for many more.

More nefarious things, but helpful, for others.

For me, I know all too well the hidden desire that makes me tick.

Competition.

I've had an obsessive need to compete, and win, since as young as I can remember.

Nothing could ever just be a fun game to play.

Sports, activities, school work, video games...

I didn't care what it was, I needed to win.

I used to find ways to cheat playing freaking Uno with my family.

I spent 20 minutes last night watching a Youtube video on strategies for the card game "Spades" so I can crush my buddies this weekend.

It's a problem... 

But it's who I am.

And it ain't changing.

Maybe I need a therapist.

Or maybe I need a business that lets me work with hundreds of brands getting the chance to compete everyday across every category.

If you're a founder, I know the same is true for you.

There is some intrinsic motivation behind it all that is the real reason you do what you do.

Find that motivation.

Cut the crap trying to convince yourself you were born to sling enterprise software or CPG products on the internet. 

Lean into that intrinsic motivation and design your life for it.

You'll be glad you did

TikTok isn’t the Silk Road.

It’s Rome.

The Silk Road was a trade route.

Rome was a world order.

TikTok isn’t just connecting culture and commerce…

It’s centralizing it.

Here’s the real analogy:

Rome didn’t just influence the world, it dictated it.

All roads led back to Rome.

And all influence led out of it.

TikTok operates the same way today:
👉 Trends begin there
👉 Narratives spread from there
👉 Products are validated there
👉 Purchases happen because of it

Not because TikTok is “randomly powerful.”

But because of its origin.

A cultural empire disguised as a social app.

Most platforms distribute influence horizontally.

TikTok funnels it vertically.

It’s not a marketplace of ideas,

It’s the epicenter where ideas are minted, ranked, and exported.

Creators orbit it.

Brands depend on it.

Consumers treat it as truth.

And whether we like it or not…

Every road in modern culture now leads back to TikTok.

The companies pretending TikTok is just another platform are the ones falling behind.

The ones treating it like Rome, the undeniable center of cultural gravity, are the ones winning.
—

If you want to understand where culture, commerce, and attention are heading…

Don’t study trade routes.

Study empires.

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