Patrick Segovia

Multi-hyphenate

Patrick Segovia is a multimedia and marketing practitioner, with a penchant for creative and entrepreneurial practices. He enjoys essential collaboration and the practical use of creativity in business. He is passionate about delivering quality content and impactful strategies. On the side, he mentors aspiring creative professionals and talent to navigate the sordid landscape of their respective industries.

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Always at the intersection of analytical and creative endeavors, Patrick works with cross-functional teams in product development, marketing, and sales. Knowledgeable in the latest emerging technologies, and a wealth of critical revenue-driving technology solutions. Focusing on certain areas such as eCommerce, e-signature, intelligent data processing, data management, and customer relationship management.

Prior to joining Third Pillar (A Globe Business Company)—he took a management role in 2018 for a local start-up and consulting company. Here, Patrick helped implement eCommerce digital transformation projects that focused on traditional retail businesses—some of which suffered from the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic but survived because of the solutions implemented.

In 2014, he held a content production role in a traditional print publishing company specializing in photography and video production. He contributed to the digital transformation initiatives by working with leading creative industry leaders—such as Nimu Muallam, Edric Dela Rosa—and the preeminent publishing authority, Bea Ledesma.

Patrick Segovia

Multi-hyphenate

Patrick Segovia is a multimedia and marketing practitioner, with a penchant for creative and entrepreneurial practices.

 Patrick enjoys essential collaboration and the practical use of creativity in business. He is passionate about delivering quality content and impactful strategies. On the side, he mentors aspiring creative professionals and talent to navigate the sordid landscape of their respective industries.

Always at the intersection of analytical and creative endeavors, Patrick works with cross-functional teams in product development, marketing, and sales. Knowledgeable in the latest emerging technologies, and a wealth of critical revenue-driving technology solutions. Focusing on certain areas such as eCommerce, e-signature, intelligent data processing, data management, and customer relationship management.

Prior to joining Third Pillar (A Globe Business Company)—he took a management role in 2018 for a local start-up and consulting company. Here, Patrick helped implement eCommerce digital transformation projects that focused on traditional retail businesses—some of which suffered from the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic but survived because of the solutions implemented.

In 2014, he held a content production role in a traditional print publishing company specializing in photography and video production. He contributed to the digital transformation initiatives by working with leading creative industry leaders—such as Nimu Muallam, Edric Dela Rosa—and the preeminent publishing authority, Bea Ledesma.

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