Dan Carbone

Dan Carbone has been in the technology industry since 1990. Dan began their career as an IT Consultant at The BMA Media Group, where they were a Web & Media Developer, Producer of the radio show Exclusively Sinatra, Syndication Manager of the Big Band Jump Radio Show, Radio Commercial Producer/Syndicator, Co-producer of the radio show America's Work Force, Website Developer, and Video Documentary Producer. In 1998, they moved to Ernst & Young as a Senior Media Specialist, where they developed interactive learning applications for Ernst & Young and their clients. In 2005, they became the Lead Developer and Architect for National City Corp, creating their online training simulation system. From 2012 to 2016, Carbone was the CEO and Founder of Virteom LLC, creating SaaS Systems such as TouchConvert.com and Vaultlocks.com. In 2016, they also founded and became the CEO of TouchConvert, a SaaS marketing and sales platform. In 2012, they founded CMOBuddy, a marketing automation platform. Finally, in 2002, they founded SyncShow Interactive, a technology based firm with a robust content management solution. In 2006, SyncShow Interactive merged with Idea Engine Inc., a marketing firm, where Carbone served as Partner and CTO.

Dan Carbone attended Brush High School from 1989 to 1992. Dan then attended Cleveland State University from 1992 to 2006, where they studied Business, Communications, and IT.