Samantha Skey

Samantha Skey
Alma mater Hamilton College[1]
Occupation Chief Marketing & Revenue Officer of SheKnows Media Former Chief Revenue Officer of Recyclebank[2]
Website Recyclebank.com

Samantha Skey is a digital media innovator- currently chief revenue and marketing officer for SheKnows Media, a New York City-based women's media company that believes in 'women inspiring women'. Formerly of Recyclebank [2] Recyclebank uses social gaming dynamics to encourage green action among mainstream consumers.[3] Samantha is responsible for advertising products, revenue generation, and corporate marketing and brand development.

A frequent presenter and commentator for business and trade media, Skey’s speaking events include annual Ad Week panel moderation, the Gamification Summit of 2011,[4] GreenBiz State of Green Business Forum 2011,[1] the Physic Ventures-Edelman Social Media Summit 2011,[5] SheStreams 2011,[6] OMMA Global New York 2011,[7] Gamification Summit 2011 [8] and ad:tech conference 2011.[9] In an authored Advertising Age article, Skey advised companies on how to reach millennial moms. She said that this generation of mothers (those born after 1980) are wallet-driven activists who consider both family health and environmental sustainability when making purchases. “The Millennial mom has different expectations for the brands she supports and demands transparency and authenticity both from the brand's on- and offline efforts.”[10]

Skey helped develop Riddler, one of the web’s first real-time, multi-player, reward-based gaming sites at Interactive Imaginations. She has served in management positions at The Walt Disney Company and CNET, was the chief marketing officer at Passenger, Inc. and is a member of the founding executive team of Alloy Inc., where she served as executive vice president of strategic marketing.[4]

Skey sits on the boards of ad:tech, The Earth Adoption Agency, SmartyPants Ltd., YouthNoise and The Bronx Academy of Letters [2]

Skey holds a BA in comparative literature from Hamilton College.[1]

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