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ROGER WOOD Roger Wood has 20 years of marketing experience, showcasing his unique combination of creative, quantitative and analytical skills. He is the principal of (ART+DATA), an interdisciplinary marketing and brand licensing consultancy specializing in strategy, statistical analysis and customer acquisition work. He is also an advisor to Li & Fung, the world’s largest supply chain company based in Hong Kong. His current consulting engagements include advising some of Hollywood’s largest talent agencies on celebrity brands for ‘heartland‘ favorites like Mark Harmon and Julie Bowen, as well as brands like John Deere, DeWalt, Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycles. He was VP of Digital Media at Hearst Corporation’s advertising division, iCrossing. His work included leading brand strategy, SEM, display, paid social, advertising campaigns for leading brands and retailers nationwide. Previously, Roger was a board director and interim executive at several startups. He had been Corporate Vice President of Global Marketing for Reebok Int’l, which included Ralph Lauren RLX, Greg Norman, Weebok and Rockport brands. There, Roger created the first footwear e-commerce operation in 184 countries. His career began in mobile phone marketing, product management and retail. Roger led international marketing for T-Mobile’s various predecessor companies. His career began as marketing leader for the Nextel division of Motorola, which included product placement of mobile phones in more than 100 movies and music videos throughout the Nashville music and NASCAR scenes. Roger graduated from the Wardlaw-Hartridge School. He is the 4th generation of his family educated at Morehouse & Spelman Colleges in Atlanta, GA. He graduated from Harvard Business School, in the class of 1993. A native Southerner, his family has a 100-year history of business in Arkansas and the greater Tennessee Valley.