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I focus on digital business and marketing strategies in the creative media and technology industries, focusing on how we create, distribute, communicate, position and sell content and context.
As a Business Designer, I bring together strategy, marketing and finance to define, evaluate and refine the key "equations" and levers underlining products, services and companies.
As an Experience Artist, I develop and deliver "shareable experiences" online and offline to unite content and context and link thoughts to thoughts, thoughts to people, and people to people.
As a photographer, I focus on landscapes and cityscapes, primarily exploring the themes of how humans create and shape their environment. I also shoot events and weddings, of course.
As a photography geek, I've written, advised and been interviewed extensively about the evolving business models in the photography industry.
I am a frequent conference speaker and panelist about photography, social media and the business models behind the creative media industries.
I'm a co-creator of NOLAlicious, a weekly newsletter exploring New Orleans with the eye of a tourist and the soul of native.
Read my writing on the web at Taylor Davidson (Photography, Innovation, Marketing), check out my tumblr (people seem to like it) and view my photography portfolio.
I spent 2009 traveling around the US and around the world, but I now live in New Orleans, LA.
Taylor Davidson, Principal of Unstructured Ventures, has played leading roles in creating product, marketing and financial strategies for companies since 1998 as an independent consultant and in a variety of roles in startups, venture capital, strategy consulting, product and marketing strategy and private equity.
Taylor has worked with early and late-stage companies to help take ideas into actionable strategies by creating digital strategies, marketing and business plans and financial models.
He has an MBA in Finance and Accounting from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University and a BA in Economics from the University of Virginia.
