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Jul 06, 1969 Green River, Wyoming, United States 54 years old
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About Amy Jo Martin
- Amy Jo Martin (born July 5, 1979, in Green River, Wyoming), is an American author, speaker, entrepreneur, and founder and CEO of Digital Royalty.
- Headquartered in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, Digital Royalty is a social media and education company that helps individuals and brands build, measure and monetize their digital universe. Martin began her career in account management at an advertising firm.
- In 2006, she went to work for the NBA’s Phoenix Suns and became the Director of Digital Media and Research.
- During her time at the Suns, Martin pioneered how NBA teams integrate social media and organized the first ever NBA Tweet Up with Shaquille O’Neal.
- Martin and O’Neal were of the first accounts on Twitter to become verified. In 2009, Martin founded Digital Royalty, where she helped former Suns player Shaquille O’Neal develop a strategy for his Twitter presence.
- He has since become one of the most influential celebrities[3] using social media, with more than 6.2 million Twitter followers, and 3.1 million Facebook likes. Martin’s other clients have included Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Dana White, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, DoubleTree by Hilton, Delivering Happiness, Self (magazine), Chicago White Sox, FOX Sports, Los Angeles Kings, Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Texas A&M, WWE, Jabbawockeez, Strikeforce, Station Casinos, Century Martial Arts, Discount Tire Company, and the Cleveland Indians. In 2011, Martin launched Digital Royalty University, which offers customized education programs including strategic and tactical social media training for all individuals within a company.
- Digital Royalty University has trained thousands of employees worldwide for global brands such as DoubleTree by Hilton and FOX Sports among others. In 2012, New York Knicks player Baron Davis and Zappos.com CEO Tony Hsieh partnered with Amy Jo Martin.
- As a result, Digital Royalty relocated its headquarters to Las Vegas to become part of the Downtown Las Vegas Revitalization Project.In October 2012, Martin published her first book, Renegades Write the Rules, which reveals the innovative strategies behind the social media success of today's top celebrities, brands, and sports icons.
- During its first week of publication, Renegades Write the Rules made the New York Times Best Seller List. Also in October 2012, Digital Royalty launched a new online, automated education platform as part of Digital Royalty University, which will offer social media, culture, and personal innovation classes that will teach individuals, small businesses and entrepreneurs how to increase their influence online and strengthen their brands.
- In conjunction with the launch, Digital Royalty partnered with non-profit organization Teach for America to introduce its Buy One Give One Program.
- For every hour of social media education purchased, Digital Royalty University will give an hour of social media education to a teacher. With more than 1.2 million Twitter followers, Martin travels the world speaking and educating audiences on the power of social media, the latest social media trends, how to build a personal brand using social media and on personal and business innovation.
- Speaking events vary from TEDx, Social Media Mom’s Celebration at Walt Disney World, MasterCard Worldwide HQ and espnW Women + Sports Summit to the Harvard Business School and BlogHer 2012.
- She is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review, Sports Business Journal and Self (magazine).
- She has been mentioned in publications such as Forbes, Self, Mashable, Sports Illustrated, Men’s Journal, ESPN, MSNBC, Fast Company, The New York Times, USA Today, GQ, Vanity Fair, CNBC, TIME Magazine, and Businessweek, among others.
