Robb Lewis

I am responsible for driving the product and marketing strategy for Retrevo ensuring we are focused on bring the right products to the right audience. Retrevo helps consumers manage their digital lifestyles and consumer electronics purchases by simplifying the information discovery, navigation and comparison of CE products. We are positioned in the vertical search space between a general search engine like Google and product review sites such as CNET.

Drove the Digital Commerce and Advertising product strategy at Macrovision.

Responsible for product strategy and bringing new products to market. Leveraged expertise in monetization and introduced in-game Advertising, x-sell download Insurance, merchandising, Ad supported model and International payment processing support. Trymedia was acquired by Macrovision in Aug 2005

I managed the games products for the Macrovision Media and Entertainment division. Introduced New SafeDisc major upgrade and a supporting Hacker University marketing program for developers and game companies. Efforts to shift MVSN into digital commerce and new monetization models were repeatedly rejected so left MVSN for Trymedia Games in Aug 2004

I introduced the ecommerce product line at iBEAM which included subscription, syndication, PPV and Advertsing for streaming and downloadable digital media.

I was one of the "10 guys above a barbershop" in Menlo Park, CA that helped to build CyberSource into what it is today. I drove two sides of the business for the first 2 years. a) The etailing side called software.net, which we spun off and renamed to Beyond.com; and b) the on-demand digital commerce side which provided ecommerce and digital distribution solutions for the top etailers on the net. Left in 2000 as the company, through the influx of Visa investment, began to focus on payment processing and ris

Started my career at Inmac. Led Datacom and networking hardware and software products. I was part of the creation and launch team of the first networking and connectivity catalog.

Marketing