Snap Hires Facebook Veteran Doug Frisbie as Head of Business Marketing

Frisbie joined Snap this week in the new role of VP of business marketing, reporting to CMO Kenny Mitchell. Frisbie will oversee global business marketing for Snap, working to drive awareness and adoption of Snap’s advertising products among marketers, agencies and small and midsize businesses.

Most recently, Frisbie was Facebook’s head of business marketing for North America, leading the social giant’s outreach to advertisers, agencies, and marketing partners for Facebook and Instagram. He also led the company’s small business and vertical marketing during his tenure at the company, after first joining in May 2010 as head of automotive marketing.

Prior to joining Facebook, Frisbie held several brand and agency marketing roles at Toyota Motor North America and Leo Burnett. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history and communications Northwestern University and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

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