Kevin McFeeley

Kevin McFeeley has over 25 years of experience in the media industry. Starting in 1995, they were a Staff Writer and Web Marketing for The Sports Network. Kevin then moved to TV Guide where they were an Affiliate Marketing, PPV, and Listings Editor. In 2002, they became the Video Product Manager for RCN Corporation, where they managed all aspects of Premium vendor relationships and all aspects of Core and digital video product on a MSO corporate level. Kevin then moved to The Anime Network in 2004 as the VP Affiliate Sales & New Media, where they lead all Sales & Marketing initiatives and co-owned Product Development. In 2008, they became the President & COO of RIGHTNETWORK, where they successfully led a team of 16 employees, contractors, and Agency of Record to launch one of the first OTT entertainment networks on Roku. Kevin was also the Owner of McFeeley Media, LLC and Sterling Sales USA. In 2011, they became the Video Product Management for WOW! Cable, Internet and Phone. In 2017, they became the Co-Founder of VIDGO, where they negotiated OTT Agreements with A&E Networks, Univision Networks, BeIn Sports, Stadium, Azteca, Condista, Hemisphere, United Teleports, FreeWheel, Adobe, Gracenote, and UPTV to establish the programming line-up, viewership tracking, and advertising strategy. Kevin also created the Business Plan and Pro Forma Financials to secure initial $500k funding, and was responsible for backlog maintenance, issue management, and technical specifications. Currently, they are an Account Executive at GOCare.

Kevin McFeeley obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Rutgers University between 1990 and 1994. Kevin then went on to obtain a Master of Business Administration in Business Administration and Management, General from Eastern University between 1999 and 2001. In 2011, they obtained a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) from Mary Mayotte Communications, Inc. In 2021, they obtained an Introduction to CRM with Hubspot from Coursera in July, and an Agile with Atlassian Jira from Atlassian in January.