Experts in conversion optimization and A/B testing.

Leadership 

2010-2011, Vice President and Treasurer, Triangle Chapter of the American Marketing Association

2011-2012, Vice President of Research, Triangle Chapter of the American Marketing Association

Organizations 

Robb Czyzewski

Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operations Officer

Robb Czyzewski has over 15 years of operating experience with multiple technology, media and production companies. As the CFO of Trailblazer Studios, Robb supervised financial and production management system implementations that facilitated the growth of the company. At Ticketmaster Online/CitySearch, he led operations, web marketing and program management teams and helped the company expand into 25 new cities in one year.

As our CFO/COO, Robb creates strategies to keep our company running smoothly and striving toward our quarterly and annual performance goals. His varied background has given him the valuable experience needed to lead our finance and accounting, human resources, marketing and information technology teams. He does so with the utmost patience, focus and efficiency.

Robb graduated from Drew University with a degree in economics and business management. Outside of the office, he enjoys photography, classic cars, good beer, playing beach volleyball and spending time with his family.

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Our Core Values at Work

What’s your favorite way to pursue knowledge? 
I love learning on my iPad ... great mix of multi-media and interactivity.
What’s one true thing about you that not many people know? 
I used to commute to Los Angeles. From Raleigh. I was working for the RTP office of a company that was headquartered in Pasadena when I was promoted to a position that required 100% travel to open new offices around the country or be at the home office. At the end of this tour of duty, I was taking a Monday morning flight to LAX, spending two weeks in Pasadena and then flying home on a Thursday or Friday red-eye.
What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done? 
This is a tough one ... not because there are many things, but because there are so few I can think of. When I was about 11 years old, my dog started to choke on a bone. It was lodged behind her teeth at the back of her throat and she was stumbling around, clawing at her throat. According to my mom, I wrestled with her a bit in order to get my hand in her mouth and then had to tug on the bone to get it out. I was able to make it through with some minor scratches and bites.
What makes you a great team member? 
I know it's cliche, but I'll do whatever it takes to help get the job done. Several years back, I was the CFO of a production company, and we were shooting a show for Discovery Health on our sound stages when suddenly all of our toilets and floor drains started overflowing. I grabbed a mop and bucket and dove in to help with cleanup while the shoot wrapped.
What are five things that make you happy? 
My daughter's giggle; playing soccer with my son; my wife's smile; sunrise over the ocean with a cup of coffee; sunset in the mountains with a craft beer.