What Happened?
New York, NY-based Noise New York has announced the Resignation of Alison Gianotto as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Noise is a leading creative agency that invents new ways to engage the Millennial market. Founded in 2003 by Noah Kerner, author of Chasing Cool, Noise counts 70 innovative team-members across the United States and United Kingdom. With a primary focus on 360-degree marketing and creative campaigns, Noise works with many of the world’s Fortune 500 companies and best-known brands including Unilever, Chase, Vitamin Water, Vice, Sears and General Electric, among others. Some of the industry’s most creative people have the noise logo on their business card. We work with creatives from various industries to execute strategies across any platform with a direct, clear focus. With product designers, developers and creative technologists in-house, we are able to create campaigns from concept to execution under one roof fast enough to allow for quick pivots and fast delivery without sacrificing ingenuity. From websites that reflect a company’s pillars and personality, to creating new products that get to the core of a business goal to content, Noise does it all.
About the Person
Gamer, swordfighter, blacksmith, crime-fighter, ENTP, hacker, speaker, and all around geek, Alison's code-fu has been strong for 17 years. The author of two technology books, Alison has been featured in People Magazine for her innovative use of technology to solve problems. With over 11k followers on Twitter, she was featured in 2009 and again in 2012 in Wired Magazine as one of the top 100 geeks to follow and in 2010 on Mashable's list of the top 15 hacker chicks to follow. An information security advocate, she was a presenter at MacWorld in 2012 on security and privacy issues. Alison has been part of a prestigious group of outspoken Open Source leaders selected to attend the Microsoft Web Developer's Summit. She was one of the first developers to leverage the Facebook and Twitter APIs to build interactive web applications. Her work has been featured in Ad Age, ReadWriteWeb, Current.Com, Nerve.Com and Laughing Squid.
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