Denis Navoychik

Denis Navoychik has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and companies. Denis started their career at LitRes in 2010, where they worked as an Internet Marketing Manager and later as a Mobile Marketing Manager. At LitRes, they developed direct marketing strategies, analyzed customer journey mapping, and managed sales promotion events.

In 2015, Denis joined Yandex, where they initially worked as a Mobile Marketing Specialist. Denis worked with different Yandex apps and designed A/B tests for trial subscription designs. Denis also played a role in boosting paid subscriptions. Later, they became the Mobile Marketing Lead at Yandex, where they built up the performance marketing department for Yandex Geo and calculated product metrics.

In 2018, Denis joined MyBook as a Chief Marketing Officer. Here, they built the marketing department from scratch, hired and managed a team of 15 marketing specialists, and was responsible for customer acquisition and retention. Denis also worked as a Growth Product Manager at MyBook, leading a cross-functional growth team on an Agile framework.

Most recently, in 2021, Denis joined Exness as a Growth Product Manager. Unfortunately, no specific information about their role at Exness is provided.

Overall, Denis Navoychik has demonstrated expertise in growth and product management, marketing strategy development, team management, and data analysis throughout their career.

Denis Navoychik earned a Master's degree in Philosophy from Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) from 2005 to 2010. In 2008, they briefly attended BBDO wordshop 6, but information about their degree and field of study is unavailable. Denis has also obtained additional certifications, including the Data-driven Product Management Simulator from GoPractice, Inc in August 2022, the course "How to make product and business decisions based on metrics" from Product Heroes by Ilya Krasinsky in December 2020, and the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) from the British Council in December 2016.