🌷 Gen Furukawa
About 🌷 Gen Furukawa
Gen Furukawa is a Marketer in Residence and the Founder of SuperMarketers, with extensive experience in marketing roles at various companies including Jungle Scout and Prehook. He holds an MBA from Cornell University and has a background in entrepreneurship and private equity.
Work at MarketerHire
Gen Furukawa serves as a Marketer in Residence at MarketerHire since 2023. In this role, Furukawa teaches AI and marketing, contributing to the development of a global network of digital marketers. The position allows Furukawa to leverage extensive marketing expertise and share insights with aspiring marketers.
Current Role as Founder at SuperMarketers
Since 2023, Gen Furukawa has been the Founder of SuperMarketers, based in the Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area. This venture focuses on the intersection of AI and marketing, providing resources and insights for marketers. The initiative reflects Furukawa's commitment to advancing marketing practices through innovative approaches.
Previous Experience at Content at Scale
Gen Furukawa worked as the Vice President of Marketing at Content at Scale for a brief period in 2023. This role involved strategic marketing initiatives aimed at enhancing the company's presence in the digital landscape. The position was based in Austin, Texas, and marked a short yet impactful tenure.
Background in Marketing Leadership
Furukawa has significant experience in marketing leadership roles. At Jungle Scout, Furukawa held positions as Head of Marketing from 2015 to 2017 and later as Vice President of Marketing from 2018 to 2019. During this time, Furukawa led a team of 25 marketers and played a key role in a $110 million fundraising effort.
Educational Background
Gen Furukawa studied at the Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, earning an MBA with a focus on Entrepreneurship and Private Equity from 2010 to 2012. Additionally, Furukawa has a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and American Civilization from Brown University, completed between 2000 and 2004. Earlier education includes a year at the Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies.