Who is Keith Grossman?
Keith Grossman is a high-ranking executive known for his leadership at renowned companies such as Wired, Bloomberg, Engine and Time magazine, owned by Conde Nast. In 2022, he transitioned into the world of cryptocurrencies. Grossman is recognized for his success in expanding media businesses, including creating Bloomberg's 24-hour video news service TicToc (now QuickTake) and leading Time magazine into the Web3 era with the TIMEPieces NFT collection.
Over two decades, Grossman has demonstrated enthusiasm for humanitarian causes, serving on the board of New York Cares since 2018. Born into a middle-class family, he completed his education at Cornell University and entered the world of media. Although he doesn't have extensive experience in cryptography, Grossman is now a leading advocate for Web3's potential.
During his time at Time magazine, Grossman fell in love with the future of the Internet and became an ardent supporter of the technology. blockchain, including non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and cryptocurrencies. He played a key role in the media company's NFT business, which generated more than $10 million in profit.
In 2022, Grossman focused on expanding Time's Web3 strategy, launching an intellectual property division and supporting companies transitioning from Web2 to Web3. He also advised National Geographic on its foray into the Web3 space, helping raise funds for New York Cares through NFT sales of AI-generated art.
In 2023, Grossman leads MoonPay's Web3 growth strategy as corporate president. His experience at Time is an asset in driving MoonPay's revenues in the NFT space and expanding partnerships with celebrities and renowned brands, leveraging crypto payments infrastructure capabilities to unlock opportunities in the world of cryptocurrencies.
