About Tapjoy

Jeff Drobick is President & CEO at Tapjoy. He previously served as Chief Product Officer (CPO) of Tapjoy since 2013, driving the company’s overall product vision and strategy while overseeing its product management, design, engineering, devops and data science teams.

Prior to Tapjoy, Drobick served as CEO of Geeknet Media and also spent nearly 12 years at eBay, where he held technology positions such as Vice President of Customer Service Technology and Vice President of IMD & Product Development. Prior to eBay, he spent nearly 8 years in Accenture’s global technology practice.

John Moffett is CFO at Tapjoy and oversees the Tapjoy Finance, HR, and IT teams.

Prior to Tapjoy, Moffett served as CFO for multiple technology companies, including companies in AdTech, Mobile Marketing, and Digital Media, and his work helped lead to two successful M&A outcomes for his companies, both sold to publicly-held entities. Prior to his finance leadership roles in technology, Moffett worked in a variety of private and publicly-held companies and spent nearly five years in Big-4 public accounting with KPMG.

Benjamin Chen is EVP of Developer Relations at Tapjoy. Chen is responsible for all aspects of global supply side partnerships which includes go to market strategy, new business development, account management, and developer operations.

Chen is a veteran in mobile monetization and previously served as EVP of Global Developer Relations at Fyber and has overseen publisher partnerships at some of the world’s largest mobile game studios including GREE and DeN.

Sarah Chafer is EVP of Global Advertising Sales at Tapjoy. She is responsible for global performance revenue growth and product adoption. She has been with the company since 2009 and saw them through the transition from web-based advertising to mobile in 2010.

Prior to joining Tapjoy, Sarah was a Media Director at Medley, Inc. a global digital agency responsible for dating brands. There she was responsible for the user acquisition and affiliate sales team. Sarah has previously held sr. level roles at IAC, and Yahoo!, Inc.

Moonsik Kang is Senior Vice President of Engineering at Tapjoy.

Surendra Pathak is Senior Vice President of Platform Engineering at Tapjoy.

Brett Nicholson is the SVP of Operations at Tapjoy. Brett’s focus is on the daily business functions including advertising operations, business intelligence and user experience. Drawing on over 7 years at Tapjoy in a variety of commercial roles, he’s a driving force behind functional efficiency, operational excellence and business analytics.

Prior to Tapjoy, Brett spend over six years at Commission Junction working with advertisers and publishers in both a sales and account management role. Brett graduated from the University of Denver focusing on statistics and spent time at Boise State University in his home state of Idaho.

Lara Williams is GC & SVP Legal at Tapjoy, responsible for all things legal at Tapjoy. Before taking the dedicated GC role at Tapjoy, Williams provided fractional GC and other legal services to Tapjoy, Nextdoor, and other emerging growth companies for several years.

Prior to opening the fractional GC practice, she served as general counsel to Blue Martini Software (NASDAQ: BLUE), and prior to that, spent 5 years with Cooley LLP. She holds a JD with distinction from Stanford and a BA cum laude from Yale.

Ted is the CEO and co-founder of Tapdaq, a programmatic mediation and cross promotion platform Tapjoy acquired in November ’18. Ted is responsible for all aspects of mediation, which encapsulates the go-to-market strategy, new business and product development, as well as the day to day running of the company.

Profiled internationally in worldwide media, including Forbes, Wired, The Guardian, TechCrunch, and the BBC, Ted is a serial entrepreneur who has been creating online companies from the age of 12. Nash has won numerous accolades throughout his career, being named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in 2015, and also recognized as the ‘Global Mobile Innovator Of The Year’ at Mobile World Congress later that year.