Scaling Brands at the Intersection of Growth, Data, and Innovation

Dan Tramontozzi dtc ecommerce marketing expert

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BACKGROUND

Dan is a versatile, entrepreneurial marketing leader who has worked across Fortune 100 and startup organizations in eCommerce, CPG, consumer electronics, and health & wellness.

GROWTH IN ACTION

5X REVENUE GROWTH

While at Unilever, Dan led the strategic growth and integration of the company's latest ecommerce acquisition (Food Service Direct), leading a team that scaled revenue from $6 million to $32 million in under three years. Through a data-driven approach, Dan implemented high-impact growth strategies that enhanced brand awareness, scaled customer acquisition, and optimized retention, driving sustainable business expansion.

Beside his expertise in Growth Marketing, Dan has a very strong entrepreneurial, go-getter mindset and he would be a strong asset to any company that has agile and start-up practices in their DNA.
Mete Gumus - CEO


STRATEGIC COLLABORATION

At Casio, Dan led the marketing and ecommerce strategy across key brands, including G-SHOCK, PROTREK, and Casio Keyboards. He played a pivotal role in partnering and guiding Casio's brand marketing teams to accelerate digital growth, increase sales, enhance brand positioning, and optimize spend. His leadership ensured a data-driven, performance-focused approach that helped drive online revenue and overall market presence.

Dan is an excellent Marketing leader who really understands his space and is always looking to learn and stay on top of his craft. I worked with him closely for 3 years as his Data Science counterpart, and he was always very easy to collaborate with and had an acute sense for spotting and bringing out great ideas.
Chirayu Sariya - Data Scientist


$30MM TOP LINE GROWTH

As one of the marketing leads at Drive Medical, Dan led a transformational strategy that generated over $300,000 in annual cost savings by implementing a new marketing tech stack, streamlining agency partnerships, and empowering the internal team to take on greater responsibilities. He championed team development, promoting four graphic designers to marketing managers, and advanced from Director of Digital Marketing to Senior Director of Integrated Marketing. In this role, he bridged the gap between marketing and sales, driving alignment that resulted in $30 million in top-line revenue growth.

Dan is an excellent marketer and really understands how a company should go to market on new products while maximizing returns. He understands the sale process, and can work with a sales team like no other. Always up for ideas and sharing what works.
Steve Wakser - SVP Sales


BRAND ACQUISITION

As a side project with former Meta & Samsung employees, Dan co-founded Matabourne (formerly Terra Grapplr), a wrestling shoe and apparel brand known for its innovative designs, including the industry’s first inner-sock layer. Under his leadership, the brand rapidly gained market prominence, establishing itself as an industry leader before being successfully acquired.

I had a great time working with Dan. His excitement and passion for the job, marketing and life radiates through his work!
Matt Wills - Growth Marketing Manager


EARLY ON ECOMMERCE

At ZoneFirst, Dan led the brand’s marketing efforts and quickly identified an opportunity to drive higher-margin sales. In 2012, he proposed and launched the company’s first ecommerce platform, a forward-thinking move that generated over $1 million in annual sales at a 30% higher margin. His early adoption of ecommerce proved to be a game-changer, laying the foundation for sustained growth—ZoneFirst’s online store remains a thriving success today.

Dan is a high energy individual who works extremely well with people. His vision on promoting new ideas is fantastic. 
Joe Romyns - VP/GM


A SIDE HUSTLE FOR GOOD

dan tramontozzi

Dan is the founder and board president of Pin Cancer, one of USA Wrestling's most successful nonprofits that gives wrestlers an avenue to inspire awareness and support families affected first hand. The organization has raised over $3 million to date.