Powering next generation marketing
Led by a team of young techies and advertising veterans, we help brands engage with younger audiences in the most interactive ways on the planet
Who we are
With Gen Z and millennial at our core, we’ve cracked the science of how to reach younger audiences and packaged it to you.
Our Executive Team
Timothy Armoo
“Timo” is the 24 year old CEO of Fanbytes. At 17, he built and sold a media company which introduced him to the world of social communities. Having started Fanbytes in university, Timo has been preaching the gospel about Gen Z marketing featuring in BBC, Forbes and Tedx as well as winning awards including the Huffington Post Entrepreneur Award.
Ambrose Cooke
Ambrose Cooke is Fanbytes COO – which makes sense considering his algorithm he developed at university is what we use to measure the engagement of our influencers and content. Fun Fact – he received a 1st class in developing this algorithm and is on the way to becoming a chess grandmaster.
Mitchell Fasanya
Mitchell Fasanya is the CTO of Fanbytes, leading the technical and product vision for Fanbytes. Starting at a young age, Mitchell built and sold a data analytics company Jsonwhois at 19 years old after tinkering with computers since 11.
Supported by a great team of strategic investors.
Nigel Morris
Nigel Morris is the ex CEO of Dentsu Aegis – one of the largest advertising agencies in the world.
Guy Phillipson
Guy Phillipson stood as Chairman of the International Advertising Bureau, helping shape the advertising and agency practices in the UK.
Adam Kamani
by the numbers
7
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55,000
*This might be an exaggeration
Helping brands like these win the hearts of young people on social
What experts are saying about Fanbytes
"Fanbytes cracks the code for millennial engagement."
"Content created by Gen Z. Distributed by Gen Z. Seen by Gen Z."
"Leading the charge for Gen Z and millennial marketing."
"Disrupting the old advertising model, one creative at a time."
"Taking boring marketing and turning it on it's head."
As featured in...
BBC
Music Business Worldwide
The Telegraph
Evening Standard
