Phil Lanzafame Campos

Phil Lanzafame Campos has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Phil Lanzafame started their career as a Junior Client Development Analyst at Mihalovich Partners in 2007. In 2008, they joined Blogtronix as a Corporate Account Manager and Business Development Associate, where they focused on addressing organizations' social networking needs.

In 2011, Phil joined LinkedIn and worked as an SMB Account Executive, helping small businesses devise talent acquisition strategies and improve the quality of hires. Phil Lanzafame later transitioned to an Enterprise Account Executive role at LinkedIn Talent Solutions, assisting companies in locating the best talent for their growing needs and building their employment branding.

In 2014, Phil moved on to New Relic, Inc. as a Commercial Account Executive. Phil Lanzafame later took on multiple roles, including Senior Commercial Account Executive for Named Accounts and Mid-Market Account Executive for their Texas market. New Relic is a provider of web application performance management tools for the cloud and datacenter.

From 2017 to 2022, Phil worked for BrowserStack as an Enterprise Account Manager. Phil Lanzafame'sresponsibilities included assisting developers in delivering bug-free websites and mobile applications through their cloud-based automated testing platform.

In 2022, Phil took on the role of Full-Time Dad, Husband, Volleyball/Basketball Player, and amateur drip system professional at The 'Burbs.

Throughout their career, Phil has demonstrated expertise in account management, business development, and sales roles in the tech industry.

Phil Lanzafame Campos obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Italian Studies with a minor in Political Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, which was acquired from 2003 to 2007. Additionally, in 2006, they participated in an exchange program at Università Bocconi, specializing in International Political Economics. Prior to college, they received their High School Diploma from De La Salle in 2003.