Florent Peyre

BD and Strategy for GILT City, advisor for a couple of NY startups, affirmed geek

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Florent Peyre

VP Business Development and Strategy at Gilt City

Online Media | Greater New York City Area, US

Summary

I run Strategy and Business Development for GILT City, a company that is revolutionizing local offers and is currently present in New York, Boston, SanFran, LA and Miami.

GILT City is part of GILT Groupe and headquartered in NY.

Specialties: Local, group buying, sample sales, private sales, local offers, Mobile, iPad, iPhone, eReaders, Venture Capital, Entrepreneurs, Contract negotiations, Complex deal negotiations, Due Diligence, Corporate Development, Business Development, Mergers and Acquisitions, Joint Ventures, Management of bankers and lawyers, Audience development, Launch of new web properties, Project Management, Finance, Accounting

Experience

Mar 2011 - Present
Mentor / NYC Seedstart

NYC SeedStart Media is a 12-week summer program designed to provide seed funding to technology companies to build a product and launch their company. SeedStart is interested in companies focusing on advertising infrastructure, e-commerce, digital content, and mobile technology. Companies will work with an incredible network of mentors, professionals, and experienced technology entrepreneurs. Venture Capital Partners include Contour Venture Partners, Comcast Interactive Capital/Genacast Ventures, NYC Seed, Polaris Venture Partners, RRE Ventures.
Dec 2010 - Present
Advisor / First Growth Venture Network

First Growth Venture Network runs programs twice yearly. Over the five month session, participating entrepreneurs hone their business plans, work with advisors on product market fit, pacing and development milestones, customer acquisition, and recruitment and retention strategies. In addition, our entrepreneurs will discuss business strategy and share lessons with some of the best in the business while really ramping their networks and occasionally tipping back a glass of Chateuneuf, Napa Cabernet or Reisling. We even have a Broadway star work with our entrepreneurs on their presentation skills. Our core emphasis is learning and the expansion of a network of peers, advisors and financiers (but it doesn’t hurt to have some fun too).
The cornerstone of First Growth is the network of individuals involved. From some of the most accomplished entrepreneurs in the nation to leading venture capitalists, much of the power from First Growth comes from the participants involved. Each monthly session, admitted companies spend time with successful C-level executives and investors to discuss business issues, compare notes and ask advice. We may not have all the answers but we promise to help you find them.
Dec 2010 - Present
Advisor / Time To Sign Off

You don’t have the time to search the web for news, deals and events, but you don’t want to miss anything either, count on SignOff’s nightly email to deliver the latest.
Sept 2010 - Present
VP Business Development & Strategy / Gilt City
Jun 2009 - Present
Board Member Sciences Po Alumni / Sciences Po
2009 - Oct 2010
Advisor / MyNines

MyNines is a free service that offers you one convenient location to discover designer products from various sample sale sites.
All products on MyNines are 40-90% off (except for wine and travel deals). Sales last for a limited time, only (24-72 hours).
As any avid shopper will tell you, online sample sales have put the thrill back into shopping. We'd much rather hit the refresh button on our computers at noon everyday, than push through the crowds of New York and LA. But imagine our disappointment when we started missing out on great deals just because we couldn't keep track of the dozens of sample sale sites out there. We were getting 12 emails a day and discovering new sites each week. So we decided to pull it all together and put the thrill back where it belonged... just so that you'd never miss a deal!
2009 - Oct 2010
Advisor / Totsy.com

Where the savvy mom shops
Totsy offers moms on-the-go and moms-to-be access to brand-specific sales, up to 70% off retail, just for them and the kids, ages 0-7.
Top brands for mom, baby, and child
Prenatal care products, baby gear, travel accessories, bedding and bath, children's clothing, toys, DVDs, and educational materials are just a sampling of a selection that promises only the best in quality and designer brands.
By invitation only
Membership is by invitation or request only. But the sooner you join, the better. Each sale lasts only 48 to 72 hours.
100% eco-friendly
Mar 2010 - Sept 2010
Vice President Emerging Platforms / Hachette Filipacchi Media

Running all mobile and emerging platforms operations and strategy for Hachette's brands, including iPhone, iPad, eReaders and mobile web
Jan 2008 - Apr 2010
Vice President, Business & Corporate Development / Hachette Filipacchi Media

- Selected and implemented the best strategic directions to reach the financial objectives assigned to the Digital group, in close coordination with Hachette's SVP of Digital and Hachette's EVP/COO.
Achievements: Initiated a new strategy around the development of alternative revenue streams from mid-2008 to partly offset advertising weaknesses. Main partnerships cemented then included Stylefeeder (Highland-backed / Time Inc. acquired company) and Rue La La (GSI acquired) to boost ELLE eCommerce revenues;

- Supervised all aspects of business development, including partnerships with portals, mid and long-tail publishers and social networks.
Achievements: Contributed to the largest increase of Hachette’s websites audience to date - multiplied by ten to reach an average of 10 millions unique visitors in 2009. Main partnerships included content vs. traffic partnerships with MSN Wonderwall, Yahoo! Shine / Buzz / Metro, Google Flip and AOL Living and content vs. revenues with Hulu, YouTube, MSN Autos and My Space;

− Oversaw M&A, including acquisition sourcing, acquisition strategy, due diligences, valuation and financial evaluations of contemplated targets; negotiations with the bankers, lawyers and sellers.
Achievements: Spearheaded the first major Hachette acquisition in the US since 1995 of Jumpstart Automotive, an online ad network specialized on the Automotive space, bought for $120 million (April 2007), nurtured Hachette relations with major VCs, bankers and entrepreneurs to aliment potential deal pipeline;

− Initiated and concluded a major multiyear and multimillion dollars partnership and JV with Microsoft and BermanBraun to launch Glo, a new lifestyle site for MSN (www.glo.com)
Achievements: Negotiation of the JV and contract with both Microsoft and BermanBraun principals, financial modeling, strategy and negotiation for all content partnerships and alternative revenue streams. Launch forecasted in Q2 2010.
Jan 2007 - Jan 2008
Director Business Development Digital / Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S.
Nov 2003 - Jan 2007
Principal / Lagardere SCA

One of the world’s leading media groups with four distinct, complementary business lines: book publishing (#2 worldwide), distribution of cultural products (#4 worldwide), print and audiovisual media (#6 worldwide), and management and marketing of sporting rights (#2 worldwide). Publicly listed in Paris with 2008 revenues in excess of $12bn

- In charge of corporate mergers and acquisitions at the Lagardère level:
* Advised Lagardère major business units at the management level on their acquisition strategies and prospects;
* Supervised acquisitions processes: liaison with bankers and lawyers, drafting of financial due diligences, valuation and business plans reviews of contemplated targets.

- Oversaw internal reviews of large Lagardère subsidiaries in several countries: review of internal processes; formulation of recommendations to improve business and financial policies; advise local teams as they implement changes.

- Recruited and trained of a team of 3 directors-level and junior staff.
Sept 2000 - Nov 2003
Senior Team Lead / Ernst & Young

Education

2005 - 2007

Université Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris I)

Master in Business and Law in Broadcast Medias
1998 - 2000

Institut d'Etudes politiques de Paris

Master's Degree in Business, Finance, Accounting
1994 - 1998

Université Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris I)

Law Degree in International Business Law
1992 - 1994

Lycee Francais de Los Angeles
Lycee Moliere

Additional Information

Websites:

Company Website

Interests:

venture capital, corporate development, business development, internet companies, media market, media players, venture capital firms, corporate venture funds, internet portals, traffic strategies, migration strategies from print to online world, strategies execution, social networking, microblogging, aggregation strategies

Resume: LinkedIn

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September 09, 10:03 PM

Florent Peyre

Data-Driven Startups

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September 09, 10:02 PM

David Cancel’s Data-driven startup: “Does anyone Gives a shit about your dumb idea?”

Saw David Cancel present the other day at Dogpatch Labs New York his data driven startups thesis. That guy goes straight to the point, no time lost on details. The whole presentation is really a must-read: how you need, from the start, to install a data driven culture in your startup (or in any project you’re starting to that matter). Test everything, get data for everything, and then iterate, iterate and iterate.

The 3 stages you need to go through (and in that order, this is critical) is to first get yourself operational dashboards (simple please! the simplest the better, if not nobody pays attention to it).

Once these are working reports used throughout the organization, you can move to getting yourself some funnel analysis and then move on to cohort analysis.

It’s all pretty clear in his presentation that I’ve embeded below. Direct link to David’s original post here.

Data-Driven Startups

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Filed under: Technology and Web, Venture Capital

May 05, 09:15 AM

Great presentation on the advertising ecosystem

30 slides of explanation on where we stand on the ad ecosystems and the intersection of data / display / search / ad optimization.

Presented at the IAB, this is from Terence Kawaja, an MD at GCA Savvian.

Terence Kawaja’s IAB Networks and Exchanges Keynote

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Rethinking Deals in Online Ad Space (paidcontent.org)
Online Ad Market Perks Up After Dismal Year (blogs.wsj.com)
IAB Increases Transparency in the Use of Data in the Interactive Advertising Industry; Releases “Data Usage & Control Primer: Best Practices & Definitions” (eon.businesswire.com)

Filed under: Advertising, Technology and Web

April 07, 09:31 AM

Where Do I Go?

At last night’s NY Tech Meetup, the show got kicked off by some demos from university students. I particularly liked the mashup of Steve Lehrburger leveraging Foursquare API and showing a heat map of your checkins.

Here’s the heat map of my 759 checkins in Foursquare. As I could expect, the 2 big heat points are midtown, where my office is based, and Soho / Nolita / Bowery where I spend most of my time outside of the office. I couldn’t include Brooklyn where I live (doesn’t fit on the map). Anyway, little but neat app…

Foursquare – I Wish It Was Better For Me… (battellemedia.com)
Foursquare Is No Fad, Argues Founder Dennis Crowley; Xconomy’s Podcast and Q&A (xconomy.com)
Bing Maps Adding Foursquare and More this Spring (on10.net)
Is Yahoo Looking To Buy Foursquare? (domainmacher.com)

Filed under: Social Networks, Technology and Web

April 06, 12:26 PM

MSN, Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and BermanBraun Unveil Glo, a Premium Online Lifestyle Destination for Women

This was the past year of my life. Thrilled to see it launched today and amazed by the look and feel of the site! Check it out for yourself on Glo.

It’s all about bringing personal “me-time” and personal time for women on the web while presenting that in a visually very aspirational design package.

Full press release there.

Filed under: Business Development

February 28, 05:53 PM

Using cellphone data to study human behaviors

I was listening to the Technology Podcast from the NPR that relates results of a study from Laszlo Barabasi, a human behavior researcher from Northeastern University. Laszlo negotiated access to full blind data from 50,000 cellphones subscribers to study their travelings and movements throughout a defined period (all cellphone signals transit through nearby cellphone towers, enabling the tracking).

The key finding is the extremely high percentage of predictability in day-to-day patterns. On average, he was able to see a 93% rate of predictability. That means that in 93% of the cases, you could in theory predict where that specific user would be. A lot of us might tend to believe that we’re fairly diversified creatures but when it comes to daily patterns, you’re pretty much the same as the one sitting next to you in the subway.

But what caught my attention was that phrase from Laszlo:

“We were seeing an average of 93 percent predictability across the user base. What does it mean? That means that for the vast majority of the people, you could, in principle, write an algorithm that could predict 93 percent of the time, correctly, their present location.“

Now imagine what you could do with that, once your algorithm is build and you don’t have to rely anymore on actual data (hence getting rid of the immediate issues of privacy, data collection and storage and other Big Brothers driftings). The services you can bring to any organization managing large infrastructures, being it roads, trains, subways, local development etc. If somebody could convince carriers to open all anonymous and blind data through an APIs and let the hordes of developers coming up with applications on top of it, it would probably spur a great deal of innovative services.

The full 4 minutes of the interview are there.

Filed under: Technology and Web

February 24, 09:52 AM

The new definitions of privacy on the web

Upon the sharing of a friend on Facebook (ahhh… the power of social recommendation…), I discovered a new service called in Flavors.me which enables anyone to build a personalized page on himself or anyone else and then link to it the main social content production factories. They currently carry 14 services including Facebook, Tumblr but also your DVD queue from Netflix, your checkins from Foursquare or the last tracks you’ve been listening on Last.fm.
Once you’ve added all services, the user coming to your page can click on the services you’ve added and a window will display whatever stream of activity you’ve had on that specific service.
Testing it yesterday, I mechanically added all the services I’m using including Netflix and Foursquare. Once I realized that everybody could then follow my physical traces around NY through Foursquare or all photos that I posted to Facebook (and where these only get displayed to a selected list of people), I freaked out and decided to limit that to only the safer LinkedIn and other Twitter feeds.

Well, boy, it was easy to add services but it was a nightmare to remove them. Flavors.me doesn’t include a “Remove The Service” option… Sure, they’re in beta but given the nature of their business, that should probably be part of your MVP feature… So then I went to all the services I wanted to get off my Flavors.me page and remove the authorization for Flavors.me to access these data. But even with that, Flavors.me kept the latest stream of data imported. Sure, nothing new was going to get published but all of the content previously imported was visible.

I ended terminating my account at Flavors.me to clean it. Don’t get me wrong, I think the service is pretty neat (rebuilding a page right now), but I was a little taken aback by the difficulty to keep track of all your social traces. That comes around a fairly large debate, initially provoked by the launch of PleaseRobMe which list empty homes by tapping into Twitter API. While Foursquare is a closed network (you need to approve your friends), more and more people link it automatically with their Twitter account which is an open network, all of a sudden revealing to anyone who wants to find it whether you’re at home or not. Foursquare countered back on that issue but this is just the beginning of more and more debates around open systems.

One of the key improvements there would probably be for the main companies that offers to link your accounts to open systems like Twitter to state clearly that you pushing out data on the open. I also think that the details of permissions given to 3rd-party services should be much more detailed on networks like Facebook and Twitter. You basically should be able to have the same detail of what you’re authoring and to whom as you have in your Facebook privacy settings. For once, I might be pretty ok (actually I know I would…) to display on Flavors.me my Foursquare badges, but not necessarily all my checkins…

The photo above shows my welcome screen on Flavors.me with my Tumblr blog feed open

MyWare: Personalized Service or Invasion of Privacy? (readwriteweb.com)
The Dark Side of Social Media and Privacy (markevanstech.com)
PleaseRobMe makes a good point (timesonline.typepad.com)

Filed under: Social Networks, Technology and Web

November 19, 07:36 PM

Why only pushing abstracts through RSS feeds is an absurdity

I’m the new happy owner of an iPhone. One of the first thing that I did was trying to find the right application to bring back all of the feeds that I carefully manage on my Google RSS reader. Because living in Brooklyn means sometime fairly long commutes, reading trade news and the bloggers that matter to me when traveling was critical.
And the app that I found works fairly well (seamlessly download all of the latest articles when I’m connected, that I can then “comfortably read” while commuting).

But the problem that I have is that a bunch of publishers (never bloggers I have to say, either by lack of tech knowledge or maybe because they’re just more open to the social web) think it is smart to parse their feeds and only include abstracts. Here are the usual reasons brought on and why it doesn’t make sense:

- “We need to have the user on our site, if not, people tend to not go anymore to our site…”
Who cares where the media is consumed? The key thing is make sure that you aggregate all of the analytics (and not only your site’s analytics). Most of the analytical packages now include that as a standard. And you might even learn interesting things about your audience (where is the media consumed, through what device or what platform etc.). In the end game, what matters is that the user is in contact with your brand, whether connected or disconnected.

- “We’re losing money since we can’t serve ads…”
While that was true for a long time, there’s more and more solutions coming down the road for publishers to monetize their RSS audience (see the good article from Dosh Dosh on that). And even if it’s not fully perfect, you can actually come up with new interesting packages for your advertisers that would, for example. include location-based services / promotions / coupons etc.

- “Our content is beautiful and should really be consumed on a full screen rather than a micro device…”
True again for a long time but the irruption of smart phones and e-readers is going to revolutionize that radically in terms of media consumption usage while potentially increase the rendering of your content (you might even stretch that argument to say that in some large e-readers that include color, the rendering will be ultimately better than through the current web experience).

There’s also a couple of downsides on the abstract method. The main one (realized from my own use) is that I tend to skip the feeds that are just a couple of lines long. It’s very very frustrating to start reading the abstract, get excited and then being unable to finish the article. Sure, I can always save it for later, but unless that 3 lines abstract was crazy interesting, I’ll never go back to it. So, first effect, I don’t use these feeds anymore (and therefore, I actually stop reading that specific publication, relying on the rest of the feeds to get me informed – good example at Silicon Alley Insider).

You have to follow your users instead of trying to shoehorn them into what you believe is good for you.
In the long run, I realized that with the help of an e-reader and/or a smartphone, I actually consume more media than before. It’s an exciting feeling to board on a plane with no internet connection (that’s getting rare though) and know that you’ll be able to catch up on all these great articles you’ve been saving for a moment like that, a moment when you’re not connected. And that’s also probably a moment where you, as a media company, want to be in the mind of the mind-free user, especially when that user is actually available to connect with your brand.

What Happens When There Is Only One Feed Reader? (techstartups.com)
Top Internet Trends of 2000-2009: Democratization of News Media (readwriteweb.com)
Google Is Burning Your Feed Data, Still (techstartups.com)
Google adds more personalization to Reader (news.cnet.com)

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November 07, 05:16 PM

Photos on the go

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September 08, 02:14 PM

European Warmup pre-TechCrunch 50

: Image by Evan Hamilton via Flickr

We’re getting together (my friend Juan Lopez Valcarcel and myself) before the SF-based TC 50 that starts on Monday September 14th.

We’ll be all at the Hotel Vitale’s bar (Mission and Embarcadero) for informal drinks on Sunday night (starting 6:30 PM).
Join us!

All info there: http://tc50europeans.eventbrite.com

Heading to TC50? looking for a room? check out VRBO (patphelan.net)
The Countdown to TechCrunch50 is on! (techcrunch.com)
TechCrunch50 Partners Step Up with $1 million In Advertising For Launching Startups (techcrunch.com)

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November 28, 04:07 PM

Virgin America-Gilt Offer: Jumbo Jet With Your Name on It | Fox Business

Virgin America-Gilt Offer: Jumbo Jet With Your Name on It | Fox Business: Continued coverage!

November 28, 10:31 AM

Virgin America and Gilt City Will Let You Name a Plane : Daily Traveler : Conde Nast Traveler

Virgin America and Gilt City Will Let You Name a Plane : Daily Traveler : Conde Nast Traveler: How...

November 27, 02:22 PM

Virgin America and Gilt City... Get ready to fly in style with ALL your friends...

October 31, 11:53 AM

Google Offers partners with Gilt City to offer subscribers time-sensitive deals

Google Offers partners with Gilt City to offer subscribers time-sensitive deals: I’m a woman...

October 27, 01:00 PM

Partnership With Gilt City Shows Google’s New Focus On High-End Shoppers | paidContent

Partnership With Gilt City Shows Google’s New Focus On High-End Shoppers | paidContent: Great piece

October 27, 12:14 PM

Google Offers to Partner with Luxury Experience Site Gilt City

Google Offers to Partner with Luxury Experience Site Gilt City : Thanks to Stephanie Tilenius for...

October 27, 12:11 PM

Google: More local deals, personalized to your interests

Google: More local deals, personalized to your interests: Lookout for sweet @giltcity...

August 17, 01:57 PM

Gerard Depardieu Pees on Carpet of Air France Plane - The Hollywood Reporter

Gerard Depardieu Pees on Carpet of Air France Plane - The Hollywood Reporter: Ah… French...

August 09, 09:07 PM

Gilt City Sells 3,300 Virgin America Flight Packages in 24 Hours - Tricia Duryee - Commerce - AllThingsD

Gilt City Sells 3,300 Virgin America Flight Packages in 24 Hours - Tricia Duryee - Commerce -...

August 03, 10:37 AM

Virgin America | Gilt City National

Virgin America | Gilt City National: Startup ceos! this is your time to buy 10 return flights coast...

July 18, 11:31 AM

Fred Destin: European VC Needs Revolution, Not Evolution

Fred Destin: European VC Needs Revolution, Not Evolution: Refreshing look at the European VC desert

July 18, 09:07 AM

Gilt City Expands Into Four New Metros - Executive Style - Portfolio.com

Gilt City Expands Into Four New Metros - Executive Style - Portfolio.com: Launch day!

July 11, 09:45 PM

Gilt City and Foursquare Partner Up - WSJ.com

Gilt City and Foursquare Partner Up - WSJ.com: Another fun one!

June 20, 05:42 PM

Mad TV - Can I Have Your Number

Mad TV - Can I Have Your Number: BD hustlin’ - overkill…

June 20, 03:40 PM

Brands Find That Flash Sales Online Are Useful as Marketing - NYTimes.com

June 20, 03:18 PM

Ben Widdicombe, GiltCity EIC and now amNY Columnist | The New York Observer

Ben Widdicombe, GiltCity EIC and now amNY Columnist | The New York Observer: Read it! It’s a...

June 07, 09:07 PM

Learning to Be French in Brooklyn - WSJ.com

Learning to Be French in Brooklyn - WSJ.com: Great article!

June 06, 12:26 PM

Unique Sweets, The Gilt City Tour! | Devour The Blog: Cooking Channel

Unique Sweets, The Gilt City Tour! | Devour The Blog: Cooking Channel: Exciting partnership with our...

May 24, 11:29 AM

Gilt-ii Takes Top Prize At The TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon

Gilt-ii Takes Top Prize At The TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon: Pretty cool hack

May 19, 11:08 AM

Gilt Groupe Blends Content & Commerce in New Culinary Site

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