Ryan Litwin

Ryan Litwin's work experience includes various roles in business development and sales.

Ryan currently serves as the Director of Business Development at Revo Video, a shopping experience and storytelling platform. In this role, they are responsible for engaging with customers and implementing one-click shopping, streaming, and virtual try-on technologies.

Before joining Revo Video, Ryan worked at intelliHR as the Sales Development Team Leader for North America and the United Kingdom. Ryan was part of the leadership team and supervised the hiring, training, and coaching of Sales Development Representatives. Additionally, they developed a comprehensive remote onboarding program for new team members.

Prior to that, Ryan was a Business Development Representative at RenoRun, where they focused on client acquisition through cold calling and email prospecting. Ryan also managed a large pipeline of leads and worked on cross-departmental initiatives to enhance the client experience and retention.

Ryan also held the position of Business Strategist at Wilder Games, where they implemented marketing strategies to boost brand visibility. Ryan successfully established partnerships with media and retail companies such as Complex Media, Amazon, and Target.

Furthermore, Ryan worked as a Business Development Representative at Vision Critical, concentrating on enterprise strategic accounts. Ryan engaged in introductory conversations with C-suite executives, offering consultative guidance on data-driven strategies.

Lastly, Ryan served as the Head of Growth at Islands, a company later acquired by WeWork. This role involved leading growth initiatives within the organization.

Through their various roles, Ryan Litwin has gained extensive experience in business development, sales, and strategic partnerships.

Ryan Litwin completed their Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, with a field of study in General Business, from Dalhousie University from 2015 to 2018. Prior to that, they attended Dawson College from 2013 to 2015, where they studied Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies, but did not receive a degree.