Gaston Rendelstein

Gaston Rendelstein has a diverse work experience across various industries. Gaston is currently serving as the Director of Product Marketing at AppsFlyer, where they are responsible for overseeing product marketing strategies. Prior to this role, they held the position of Head of Product Marketing and Head of Marketing - OneLink at AppsFlyer.

Before joining AppsFlyer, Gaston worked as the Head of Marketing at Whatify, where they built the entire marketing machine from scratch and led a successful go-to-market and re-branding initiative. Gaston also served as the Head of Marketing at Craft.io, a SaaS product management platform, where they achieved significant growth in monthly paying customers.

Gaston has also gained experience as the CEO and Co-Founder of Tie - Predictive Analytics, an AI-powered lead generation platform. Gaston led the development of a state-of-the-art SaaS platform and formed partnerships with design partners. Additionally, they worked as a Growth Strategy Advisor at Spartonix and Eventer.co.il.

In their earlier career, Gaston held the position of VP Marketing & Business Development at Round Robin LTD, where they played a key role in the company's growth and managed a multidisciplinary team. Gaston also served as the Head of Business Development at Synology Israel, where they closed partnerships and doubled the company's revenue.

Furthermore, Gaston worked as a Marketing Manager at Manageware, where they successfully built a lead generation infrastructure and closed deals with leading enterprises. Gaston started their professional journey as a self-employed Branding Consultant.

Overall, Gaston Rendelstein has demonstrated their expertise in product marketing, growth strategies, and business development throughout their career.

Gaston Rendelstein⚡️ obtained a B.A in Media & Business Administration with a focus on Communication and Media Studies from The College of Management Academic Studies from 2009 to 2013. In addition, they pursued studies in Graphic Design at John Bryce from 2010 to 2011.