Jason Neil Carnahan

National Ad Sales Director At Caring.com

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Position:

National Ad Sales Director at Caring.com

Location:

Greater Philadelphia Area

Industry:

Marketing and Advertising

Work:

Caring.com - Greater Philadelphia Area since Nov 2009
National Ad Sales Director
AccuWeather.com and AccuWeather Mobile - Greater Philadelphia Area Jan 2007 - Sep 2009
Senior Account Executive - Online & Mobile Advertising
VertMarkets (Formerly VerticalNet) - Greater Philadelphia Area Sep 2002 - Dec 2006
Senior Ad Sales Representative & Ad Sales Representative
Anixter International - Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area Feb 2000 - Jan 2002
Sales Representative

Education:

University of Delaware 1995 - 1999
Double Major, Bachelors of Arts, B.A. History & B.A. Philosophy CYHS

Skills:

Pharmaceutical Marketing
Online Advertising
Advertising Sales
Online Marketing
Lead Generation
Mobile
Consultative Selling
Interactive Marketing
Mobile Devices
Hospital Sales
Digital Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Mobile Marketing
Advertising
Sales
SEO
Digital Media
Selling
Interactive Advertising
Sales Management
Integrated Marketing

Interests:

I'm all about watching the History Channel(s), BBQ’ing & using some form of physical activity to maintain sanity in what is clearly an insane world. As of 1-14-08, I am also interested my new daughter not talking to little boys until she’s 25 (excluding her little brother born 9-23-09). I have 2 Boston Terriers but have love for all dogs of the world…been a dog owner all my life (& always will be). I bleed Eagles Green (& so does my daughter). I hack around a golf course a bit & play tennis, briefly studied JuJitsu & Agas-Kilat in college; never competed though. I’d love to pick them up again, but you know how that "time" thing is... I use to be able to wail on a drum set and sometimes, I pick at a guitar to see what might happen (which is usually not much). I doubled in Philosophy & in History at the Univ. of Delaware & I could talk about both endlessly; (unfortunately for me) but probably fortunately for the rest of the world, I rarely do anymore.

Jason Carnahan

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Jason Carnahan

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