Jeff Kamikow | Account Executive

Jeff Kamikow started out as an account executive.Jeffrey Kamikow began his career in media at PCMag after he graduated from Southern Illinois University. He started out as an account executive and almost immediately moved up the ranks. He would eventually become the Corporate Sales Director for the East Coast Market.

 


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