Ziplines Education
Ryder Meehan is the current Subject Matter Expert at GreenFig. They have previously worked as the Digital Marketing Director at TATCHA, Search & Analytics Strategic Manager at Samsung Mobile, and the Digital Marketing Manager at Fossil. In these roles, they were responsible for managing all things digital including paid search, SEO, display media, affiliate marketing, partnerships, influencer outreach, growth strategy and social media advertising. Their experience with online acquisition strategy, budgeting and forecasting, tactical execution, optimization, and reporting has been extremely helpful in their current role.
Ryder Meehan has a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing from the University of North Texas. Ryder also has a certification from Grant Cardone in Internet Lead Response Strategies and from Google Ads in Google Digital Sales Certification. Additionally, they have a certification from ClickMinded in SEO Specialist Qualification and from Google Ads in Google Ads Certified Partner. Finally, they have a certification from Google Analytics in Google Analytics Certified Partner and from Google Shopping in Google Shopping Certified Partner.
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Ziplines Education
Ziplines Education, an industry-leading education company, partners with universities to deliver industry-focused certificate courses that prepare professionals for today’s digital-first workforce so individuals can confidently pursue the career they’ve always wanted. The award-winning industry innovator launched in 2017 as GreenFig and relaunched as Ziplines Education in early 2024. Today, dozens of leading U.S. colleges and universities trust Ziplines Education as their continuing education partner, including the University of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional Studies, the University of Arizona, and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. To learn more about the company, visit ziplines.com and follow them on @ZiplinesEducation on Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and on @ZiplinesEdu on Twitter.