Betsy Eisenberg Joins Seeking Alpha To Lead Business Development
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I am thrilled to announce we’ve added a new team member at Seeking Alpha. Betsy Eisenberg (pictured right) joins us to head up business development. She will be spearheading our partnerships with media outlets such Yahoo! (YHOO), CNBC, and Reuters (RTRSY), and financial institutions such as E*Trade (ETFC).
Betsy has over 12 years experience in business development and financial content, with companies such as Yahoo! Finance, the New York Stock Exchange (NYX) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM). She brings a wealth of knowledge of business media and the financial services industry as well as skills in business and product development. From concept to launch, Betsy has overseen the end-to-end process of product and partnership development.
While at Yahoo! Finance, Betsy worked with numerous partners supporting the market data and quote pages, core to Yahoo! Finance. At the NYSE, she oversaw an investor relations oriented, market data driven website and managed the development and deployment of more than 10 new products for the site. Betsy worked in business development and strategic alliances for JPMorganChase, covering technologies such as aggregation of data and content. Most recently, Betsy worked for Goode Venture Partners and Inform Technologies, a Goode portfolio company. She is a graduate of Brown University and has an MBA from Georgetown University.
We are excited to have Betsy on board as we continue to grow and build out more compelling content for our community.
If you're interested in partnering with Seeking Alpha, Betsy can be contacted by email at Betsy [at] SeekingAlpha.com.
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This article has 4 comments:
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Jacome
"6 (tied): Seeking Alpha $15 million. Site is the world’s largest collection of financial blogs. It is No. 6,600 in Alexa. Quantcast puts reach at just under 400,000. Compete puts number at almost 700,000 and growing. A huge amount of content set up to drive multiple page views on the site. Could be four million page view a month. Several large advertisers so CPM on each page is probably $40. Revenue of about $1.9 million a year. Large staff. Put margin at 10% or even a loss. Multiple of 8x revenue for financial site which should get above market value."
Not bad
Jackson