Andrew Dumont
Seattle, Washington, United States
Member since August 15, 2008
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Andrew Dumont is the 21 year-old Vice President of Marketing of internet startup, Tatango.com.
With the vision to provide groups a free, easy and fast way to communicate with group members via SMS, Andrew Dumont joined Tatango.com in 2007. Initially started as a way for Fraternities to communicate via SMS, Tatango.com has grown to the leader in it’s industry. As the marketing executive at Tatango.com, Andrew is primarily focused on relationship marketing, viral discovery and press relations.
A 21 year-old dropout of the Western Washington University business program, Andrew has grown the user base of 7,000 in 2007 to over 300,000 users currently. Tatango.com has done over 35 million messages since their launch and services all types of groups such as college organizations, churches, athletic teams, political candidates and non-profit groups.
As any entrepreneur will tell you, launching a company is hard work. Andrew, a self proclaimed workaholic puts in 100+ hour workweeks to help fulfill the vision of Tatango.com.
Andrew and the Tatango.com team have earned press mentions in The Wall Street Journal, Seattle Times, Mashable, TechCrunch, PC World, LifeHacker and other national publications.
With the vision to provide groups a free, easy and fast way to communicate with group members via SMS, Andrew Dumont joined Tatango.com in 2007. Initially started as a way for Fraternities to communicate via SMS, Tatango.com has grown to the leader in it’s industry. As the marketing executive at Tatango.com, Andrew is primarily focused on relationship marketing, viral discovery and press relations.
A 21 year-old dropout of the Western Washington University business program, Andrew has grown the user base of 7,000 in 2007 to over 300,000 users currently. Tatango.com has done over 35 million messages since their launch and services all types of groups such as college organizations, churches, athletic teams, political candidates and non-profit groups.
As any entrepreneur will tell you, launching a company is hard work. Andrew, a self proclaimed workaholic puts in 100+ hour workweeks to help fulfill the vision of Tatango.com.
Andrew and the Tatango.com team have earned press mentions in The Wall Street Journal, Seattle Times, Mashable, TechCrunch, PC World, LifeHacker and other national publications.
