JONMICHAEL MOY
Director of Product at 500px in Ontario, Canada
Vice President of Operations, 500px, Toronto
Jonmichael Moy is a technology executive in Toronto. He is an expert in preparing e-commerce services and industries to introduce updated digital goods on the market place efficiently. Jonmichael has over 17 years of knowledge in supervision and operations, product and development, as well as promotion. This provided him the expertise for his earlier senior positions in well-known providers like PayPal, eBay and Torstar Corporation.
J. Moy worked at eBay and PayPal for six yrs, during which he was important in various strategic projects. As the Head of Product, JonMichael worked to expand a $2B-plus consumer and merchant payment product portfolio at PayPal Canada. His skills and supervision led to the start of PayPal Canada and PayPal Payments Pro. As a result of to the triple-digit earnings growth in the very first three yrs, the supplier came to be the most rapidly thriving merchant services payment product in Canada.
Throughout his time at Torstar's automotive digital portfolio, JonMichael Moy was active in turning around the business, including wheels.ca, autocatch.com, LeaseBusters.com and Lead Driver. His work paid off in a double-digit growth for the corporation in just two years. He also guarded the co-title sponsorship of the TADA Canadian International Autoshow with the Toronto Star. Additionally, J.Moy was responsible for the relaunch of wheels.ca website that resulted in boosted profits by 12% due to the 60% user engagement increase.
These results developed Moy's capabilities for his present position as a Vice President of Operations at 500px, an international community of the world's best photographers in 190 countries to network, get inspired, and expand their techniques.
For Jonmichael Moy, his career started at Cap Gemini (previously Ernst & Young) as a senior consultant. Soon after, his excitement for business and product development led Jonmichael to begin numerous Internet ventures. He started a web application portal which he secured $200,000 in seed funding and launched a partner developer alliance program in order to draw in web developers to the platform.