Timothy Armoo
Marketing expert and CEO of Fanbytes
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About Timothy Armoo
Timothy Armoo has been preaching the gospel about Gen Z marketing featuring in BBC, Forbes, Adweek, Business Insider and Tedx. He has also won awards, including the Huffington Post Entrepreneur of the Year and most “Influential person in advertising” from the Evening Standard.
Timothy Armoo was heavily influenced by business and technology from a young age. He started his first company, Alpha Tutoring at 14. He then founded his second business, EntrepreneurXpress, at 17 which he ended up selling 11 months later.
Timothy started Fanbytes in his second year at university studying Computer Science after seeing that marketing to Gen Z was broken.
Today, Fanbytes is a 50 person company helping brands like the Government, Deliveroo, McDonalds and Nike to win the hearts of Gen Z.
Timo has also used his influence for good, building the Fanbytes fund which invests and funds influencer campaigns for black businesses, aiming to erode the cycle of a lack of support and funding for black-owned businesses.
Timo’s single mindedness is changing the way the marketing world views Gen Z. He has drawn a lot of attention with his candid thoughts on marketing, seeing him grow an audience of tens of thousands on LinkedIn.
- Business
- Marketing
- Social Media
- Digital Disruption
- Internet of Things
- Influencers
- Entrepreneurship
- Start-ups
- Diversity
- Equality
- Unconscious Bias
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Testimonials
"FanBytes have continuously helped us drive real ROI and installs for Deezer. When compared to the results we got from the platforms themselves, they outperformed by 3:1."
Bianca Spada, Global Head of Social Media, Deezer
"Creating the WPP of Gen Z."
Huffington Post
"Leading the new school of marketing."
Forbes Magazine
"Most Influential Person in Marketing and Advertising."
Evening Standard.
"Partnering with FanBytes has given us expert, authentic knowledge and insight as well as opening up engaged and relevant audiences we would not have had access to otherwise."
Karen Smith, Head of Marketing ACCA
