30+ years at the intersection of business, marketing, digital transformation and events
My professional journey began in marketing and business development, then expanded across finance, digital products, gaming, the Event industry, entrepreneurship and strategic consulting.
Today, that experience comes together in complex projects where strategy, product, marketing, technology and teams need to operate as one system.

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Top 50 Most Influential in Asia 2024Professional journey: 30+ years across business, product, transformation and the Event industry
Over 30+ years, industries, companies and roles have changed. The scale of the challenges expanded as well: from marketing and commercial operations to business development, digital products, transformation, entrepreneurship and work with complex systems.
USPACE — Strategic Project Architecture
Founder & Strategic Project Architect
Today, all accumulated experience is brought together within one professional framework. USPACE works with projects where business goals, product, marketing, technology, customer experience, multiple teams and high-level management decisions intersect simultaneously. The primary role is to turn a complex challenge into a clear system of decisions, requirements, priorities, responsibilities and next steps.
Converse Bank — digital transformation and product
Senior marketing and digital transformation roles / CFT Mobile Banking
The banking stage brought marketing, product, technology and transformation together. Responsibilities included developing digital channels, customer experience and mobile banking, working across business, product and technical teams, defining requirements and making decisions on complex digital initiatives.
Telcell — second stage: digital business
Director of Digital Business Development
The return to Telcell came with a different level of responsibility. The work centered on digital products, the development of new services, interaction between business and technology, product requirements and the continued digitalization of customer experience.
Nairi Insurance — business development in insurance
Board Member → Director of Business Development
Work at the insurance company added another regulated financial industry. The focus was on business development, products, the customer journey, digital services and the search for new models of interaction with insurance customers.
Skill Event Marketing Company — entrepreneurship and the Event industry
Founder
Creating an independent company marked the transition from working within large organizations to building a business of my own. This stage encompasses Event strategy, marketing, employer branding, large-scale public projects, work with corporate clients and the creation of a proprietary Event Thinking methodology. Here, Event became a full-fledged business discipline with its own architecture, economics, audience behavior and system for measuring results.
Armenia Lottery — business development and gaming
Business Development Director
The next stage was the entertainment and gaming industry. The work involved product development, commercial directions, customer interaction channels and the search for new growth opportunities. This period added experience with mass consumer behavior, transactional products and a high frequency of customer decisions.
Telcell — from marketing to business development
Marketing Director / CMO → Director of Business Development Department
Work in the payments industry expanded responsibility far beyond communications. The focus was on business development, new products and services, partnerships, customer experience and the growth of the digital payments ecosystem. The key transition of this period was from managing marketing to participating in decisions that shape the company’s business model itself.
Marketing, advertising and business development
The professional journey began in marketing at a time when the profession itself was only emerging in the post-Soviet market. The core challenges of this stage were to understand the market, the customer, the product and the commercial model, and to learn how to connect marketing with tangible business results. It was then that the internet became a new working tool and added a digital layer to traditional marketing.
Where the expertise is focused
The expertise has been shaped at the intersection of multiple disciplines and industries. Its core value lies in challenges that require a simultaneous understanding of business, product, marketing, technology, customer experience and the work of multiple teams.
Strategy & Business Development
Strategic problem framing, identifying growth opportunities, developing new directions, product models and commercial models. Working with owners and executives at the level of priorities, decisions and the next stage of development.
Product & Digital Transformation
Developing digital products and services, shaping requirements, product logic and the customer journey. Connecting business, product and technology in digital transformation initiatives.
Marketing & Customer Experience
Marketing strategy, positioning, customer behavior, customer journey and customer experience. Focused on connecting communication, product and the real interaction between people and brands.
Event Strategy & Architecture
Event as a strategic tool for business, brands and audience behavior. Event architecture, Event marketing, employer branding events, educational and public formats.
Complex Project Architecture
Structuring complex initiatives: problem definition, project boundaries, roles, requirements, priorities, success criteria and alignment across multiple functions and teams.
Research, Discovery & Decision Frameworks
Investigating the problem, collecting and structuring evidence, strategic discovery, evaluating options and creating working models that support decision-making and move projects forward.
Ideas, observations and working models
Insights drawn from practice — across marketing, business, digital transformation, human behavior and the power of events.

Louis Vuitton SS27: What an Eight-Metre Wave Reveals About Event Architecture
On 23 June 2026, Louis Vuitton presented its Men’s Spring–Summer 2027 collection in Paris against a monumental artificial wave, roughly eight metres high and more than 37 metres wide. Social media saw the spectacle. For an Event professional, the more interesting question is what had to exist around that single image for a short fashion show to become a global event — and why part of that system still produced friction.

Why Armenian Banks Are Rebranding at Scale
Brand change has become a systemic force in Armenia’s banking market. Twenty reasons—from customer expectations and competition to digital transformation, mergers and the battle for space on the smartphone screen.

#MyOneAndAHalfBillion
In 2007, after three months of unsuccessful job hunting, I was close to leaving Yerevan. One unusual vacancy led me to a small, unknown company where I became Marketing Director just two months later.