Director of Awesome

At Atomic Amal is constantly driving innovation, enhancing our mobile messaging systems and integration services to provide powerful and intelligent frameworks for our web, app, and SMS services.

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Chief Strategist

For more than a decade, Jon has been aggressively visioning and developing digital strategies. He is a passionate future-minded strategist and a strong proponent of developing mobile initiatives around long-term business goals. His experience with a wide range of businesses and industries from Sony Entertainment and Comcast to local municipalities and public agencies give him a significant field of view when it comes to developing short and long term strategies that get results.

Jon leads client strategy sessions at Atomic and always keeps project teams on target to ensure the final product is always in-line with the client’s strategy and business goals.

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The Professor

A veteran of the mobile space, Kelly has dedicated more than 20 years to creating and marketing mobile products and services. His work with AT&T Wireless (now AT&T Mobility), Buy.com, Virgin America, Warner Music, Universal Music, Gameloft, Hallmark, and Disney involved planning and developing mobile marketing initiatives that include mobile video, MMS, mobile web, m-commerce, mobile apps, and SMS technologies. He also puts this knowledge to use as an adjunct professor at the University of Washington Graduate School of Communications where he teaches a popular course on Mobile Media and Integration in the Masters of Communications in Digital Media (MCDM) program.

With his impressive breadth of knowledge and experience, Kelly is the glue that binds Atomic’s technology and strategy teams. His guidance and involvement in every project ensures everything we launch is a dazzlingly effective, be it a mobile campaign, marketing initiative, or a “PR-grabbing” mobile stunt.

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