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Josh Raab

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Senior social strategist specializing in modern marketing, visual storytelling, and team leadership at the intersection of tech and content creation.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Social Strategy

Developing future-proof social content strategies and building teams to execute them.

Innovative Storytelling

Leading social executions that leverage emerging technology to break through the noise.

Sponsored Partnerships

Building sponsored and branded partnerships to leverage audiences to create revenue.

WHERE I'VE
WORKED

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PROJECTS

Bio

BIO

Josh Raab is a social strategist with over a decade of experience in social strategy, modern marketing, visual storytelling and team leadership at the intersection of tech and content creation.

He built the largest social brand in the world at National Geographic where he was a Director of Social and managed teams that oversaw 40 accounts with 325M followers, including @NatGeo, the largest brand account on Instagram. He pitched and launched Nat Geo on TikTok, and oversaw hundreds of sponsored campaigns.

Prior to that, he was Senior Multimedia Editor at TIME, where used drones, VR, and AR to push the limits of traditional storytelling. Most recently he built the paid social team and outbound sales strategy at entertainment brand FuckJerry, launching social activations for accounts like DudeWithSign and BeigeCardigan.

When not working, he can be found working on his various creative projects or riding his bike, hopefully somewhere spectacular.

tldr; he brings stories that matter, to as many people as possible, often in brand new ways.

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Press

IN THE PRESS

Let’s Talk About Using Social Media to Educate

‘Keep an open mind and take some risks’: How National Geographic is adapting its Instagram feed

Prince Harry's Instagram takeover barks up the right tree

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