Eric Solomon, Ph.D.
About Eric Solomon, Ph.D.
Eric Solomon, Ph.D., serves as CMO in Residence and is a board member at several organizations, including The Mentor Project and the Secular Student Alliance. He has a strong background in cognitive science and marketing, with experience at notable companies like Instagram, Google, and Spotify.
Current Role at A.Team
Eric Solomon, Ph.D., serves as CMO in Residence at A.Team since 2023. In this role, he focuses on integrating marketing strategies with cognitive science principles to enhance business outcomes. His position allows him to leverage his extensive experience in marketing and technology to guide the organization in achieving its strategic goals.
Board Memberships and Advisory Roles
Solomon is actively involved in various organizations as a board member and advisor. He has been a member of the board of directors for The Mentor Project and the Secular Student Alliance since 2024. Additionally, he serves on the board for Experience Camps for Grieving Children and Reimagine, contributing to initiatives that align with his advocacy for human-centric approaches in technology.
Educational Background and Specialization
Eric Solomon holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Science from Northeastern University, where he also earned an M.A. in the same field. He completed his undergraduate studies in Linguistics and Psychology at Reed College. His academic background equips him with a deep understanding of cognitive psychology, language processing, and artificial intelligence, which he applies in his professional endeavors.
Professional Experience in Marketing
Solomon has held various significant marketing roles throughout his career. He worked as the Chief Marketing Officer at Bonobos and Novio, and held leadership positions at Instagram, Google, and Spotify. His experience spans brand strategy, creative insights, and business marketing, showcasing his ability to drive impactful marketing initiatives across diverse platforms.
Authorship and Speaking Engagements
Eric Solomon authored a book that explores the intersection of cognitive psychology and business transformation. He regularly speaks at conferences, focusing on the integration of human-centric approaches in technology-driven environments. His insights contribute to discussions on the importance of human values in achieving sustainable business success.