Marketing Architect Definition
Marketing Architect Description
David Urry - Marketing Architect
- Passion: Bring new products to market
- Leads: companies to customers and profit
- Lecturer: Harvard, UC Berkeley & MIT
- New Product Successes:
- Built first viable Java apps at SUN.
- Oracle 7 Server Manager (replaced SQL DBA)
- Camera Phones to the US Market
- Digital Document Management (1988)
- Employee Relationship Management
- Built one of the first SaaS services
David engages customers in strategic management as part of a practice he developed while at Harvard University. He drives revenue and sales through completive analysis, strategic positioning and tactical product development to produce category dominant products. His activities involve forming cross functional teams from marketing, product development, engineering and sales.
David specializes in the understanding of emerging technologies and develops business planning, market validation and program execution to optimize blending emerging technologies with developing markets.
David’s customers are CEOs and marketing executives looking to better align corporate positioning, brand awareness, product strategy, lead generation, and sales messages with customer demand to guarantee market success.
Much of his work is helping early stage companies prepare a business plan and presentation to secure financing. He typically helps about five businesses a year grow with an extensive network of VC relationships.
David brings deep technical expertise to disruptive technologies to each engagement. His unusual combination of engineering and marketing helps him understand the basic principles and quality of a solution resulting in customer benefits. He is particularly strong at understanding technical strengths and discreetly translating that to market strengths.
David delivers value to technology companies by positioning them in high-growth categories. He brings a compelling value proposition, clear competitive differentiation, and cost-effective go-to-market plans. He develops well-targeted products, effective marketing, and sales programs for both early and later stage companies with quantifiable results.
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