Jeremy Levy
CEO at Indicative
Jeremy Levy is CEO and co-founder of Indicative, the only product analytics platform for product managers, marketers and data analysts that connects directly to the data warehouse. He is a serial entrepreneur and a veteran of New York City’s Silicon Alley.
Jeremy co-founded Xtify, the first mobile CRM for enterprise, acquired by IBM in 2013. He also co-founded MeetMoi, a pioneering location-based dating service for mobile sold to Match.com in 2014.
Jeremy has established himself as a thought leader in data infrastructure, and he would be happy to discuss how he is bridging the gap between product managers and data analytics.
- Data
- Tech
- Entrepreneur
- 📍New York, NY
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Jeremy Levy
CEO at Indicative
- Data
- Tech
- Entrepreneur
- 📍New York, NY
Jeremy Levy is CEO and co-founder of Indicative, the only product analytics platform for product managers, marketers and data analysts that connects directly to the data warehouse. He is a serial entrepreneur and a veteran of New York City’s Silicon Alley.
Jeremy co-founded Xtify, the first mobile CRM for enterprise, acquired by IBM in 2013. He also co-founded MeetMoi, a pioneering location-based dating service for mobile sold to Match.com in 2014.
Jeremy has established himself as a thought leader in data infrastructure, and he would be happy to discuss how he is bridging the gap between product managers and data analytics.
read more
BOOK NOW FOR your podcast
Jeremy Levy
CEO at Indicative
- 📍New York, NY
- Data
- Tech
- Entrepreneur
Jeremy Levy is CEO and co-founder of Indicative, the only product analytics platform for product managers, marketers and data analysts that connects directly to the data warehouse. He is a serial entrepreneur and a veteran of New York City’s Silicon Alley.
Jeremy co-founded Xtify, the first mobile CRM for enterprise, acquired by IBM in 2013. He also co-founded MeetMoi, a pioneering location-based dating service for mobile sold to Match.com in 2014.
Jeremy has established himself as a thought leader in data infrastructure, and he would be happy to discuss how he is bridging the gap between product managers and data analytics.
read more
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The freemium marketing approach has become commonplace among B2C and B2B software providers alike. Considering that most see fewer than 5% of free users move to paid plans, even a slight improvement in conversion can translate to significant revenue gains. The (multi) million-dollar question is, how do they do it?
Timeline
Oct 2013 - Present
Indicative
CEO
Oct 2017 - Present
Deciding By Data Podcast
Host
May 2007 - Dec 2013
MeetMoi
Co-Founder & CTO
Dec 2007 - Oct 2013
Xtify
Co-Founder & CTO
Acquired by IBM
Ask me
| What are most product and marketing teams missing about their customers' journeys? |
| What's your best advice for product managers today? |
| How has the role of the product management team changed? Where do you see it going in the next 5-10 years? |
| There has been eye-popping valuation and M&A activity in the data space over the past 12-24 months. What's happening there, and what does it say about the space? |
| What's your top advice for product teams that need better access to data so that they can be more nimble and agile? How do they convince the CIO, for example? |
