Technology growth leader with 15+ years of experience driving marketing & sales strategies, leading global and regional business development, spearheading creative initiatives & partnerships to scale startups and brands worldwide by effectively articulating vision and executing ventures.

The path Marco Michieli travelled in his career starts in early 2000's when he discovered his passion for spreading positivity through creative Ideas. Founded his first web advertising company in early 2002, ‘Charizma Advertising Group ltd’ an agency focused on helping brands of all sizes tell their stories on digital media. Shortly after, co-founded ‘Mitos’ in 2004 - his next business disruption by scaling current advertising ventures to additional media outlets like print & outdoor.

in 2011 Michieli led the ‘Creative Technology’ team at BBDO’s digital agency ‘d-say Interactive’. Managing close to 1M brand followers (in those early days of social media) by planning and executing strategic business efforts with full synergy with new media advertising campaigns for Israel’s leading top 50 companies.

In summer of 2013 got the unique opportunity to “Move Fast & Break Things” by joining the newly establish Facebook team of marketing experts working with the Israeli raising market. First as Agency Partnerships Manager from the European HQ in Dublin and later as Head of Agency Partnerships opening the Facebook Tel-Aviv office in 2014. Consulting Fortune 500 clients like Coca Cola, McDonalds, and Pepsi-Co to reach their business goals in the mobile cross-border landscape and working with fast growing start-up companies internationally to discover new potential clients worldwide.

His personal mission is to make things, fix problems and help others. Wherever technology can help to do these three things and accelerate progress, he enjoys figuring out solutions and adding creative value. He is a champion for internet connectivity and works to support entrepreneurs to scale their work and impact worldwide. Starting with his hometown community in Eilat.