Iggy Pintado

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Iggy Pintado (born Ignacio José Ramon de la Santísima Trinidad Pintado y Vicente on 8 August 1961^[1]) is a Spanish-Australian author and marketer who wrote the book Connection Generation.^[2]

From 1986 to 2008, he held professional, management and executive positions in marketing, sales and online management at IBM Australia (1986–2006), Telstra (2006–2008), UXC Connect (2010-2012), Australian Institute of Company Directors (2013-2015) and [SAS A/NZ]. He is currently Managing Director at IDC Australia and New Zealand.

In 2004, Pintado was awarded the inaugural Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) of the Year by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI).^{[citation needed]}

In mid-2008, he co-founded a business networking consulting, marketing, speaking and mentoring business called ConnectGen. This business is now known as Iggy Pintado.

In 2009, he released the book, , a study of connectedness and how it affects society and business.^[3]

He is based in Sydney, Australia.

Bibliography[]

• (2008)

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External links[]

• Personal website