Baycho Georgiev

Baycho Georgiev has a diverse work experience in the field of marketing and business development. Baycho is currently working as the Chief Marketing Officer at AMPECO, where they focus on providing software and consulting services to electric vehicle and car-sharing operators. Baycho was also a Co-Founder and Marketing Manager at 9 Academy, a business academy that promotes entrepreneurship and self-development among youth.

Prior to their current role, Baycho worked as a Product Marketing Manager at Coursedot, where they handled various aspects of marketing including product, digital, PR, events, lead generation, and engagement. Baycho also served as the Marketing and Sales Manager at Nemesis Software, Marketing Executive at pCloud AG, and Project Coordinator and Marketing Technologist at Karoll Financial Group.

Earlier in their career, Baycho co-founded and served as a Marketing Manager at 280 Interactive Advertising, a digital agency offering web development, design, and marketing solutions. Baycho also worked as an Affiliate Manager at Adcash® Advertising Network, where they were responsible for recruiting websites for displaying advertisements and providing web and mobile traffic monetization solutions.

Overall, Baycho Georgiev has gained extensive experience in marketing, business development, project management, and entrepreneurship throughout their career.

Baycho Georgiev obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Economics, specializing in International Economic Relations, from the University of National and World Economy. Baycho attended the university from 2007 to 2011. Subsequently, they pursued a Master's Degree in International Business from the same university, completing it from 2011 to 2012. In terms of additional certifications, Baycho Georgiev obtained a certification in Product Management from Telerik Academy in December 2020. Baycho also obtained a Pragmatic Marketing Certified - Level III (PMC - III) certification, although specific details regarding the institution and the date of completion were not provided.