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Pierre Subeh is a Syrian-American entrepreneur and author, founder and CEO of X Network, and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree in Marketing and Advertising.

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Pierre Subeh is a Syrian-American entrepreneur, author, and CEO of X Network. Forbes named him to its 30 Under 30 list for Marketing and Advertising.

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Pierre Subeh is a Syrian-American entrepreneur and author, founder and CEO of the SEO and paid media firm X Network. Forbes named him to its 2022 30 Under 30 list in Marketing and Advertising, the youngest honoree in his class. Wikipedia credits his self funded 250 billboard campaign in the federal recognition of National Arab American Heritage Month.

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Pierre Subeh is a Syrian-American entrepreneur, author, and marketing strategist. Born in Latakia, Syria and raised in Curaçao before settling in Florida, he founded the SEO and paid media firm X Network in 2017, where campaign work has included Apple Music, Häagen-Dazs, Pepsi, Abbott Laboratories, Starbucks, and Carrefour. In 2022 Forbes named him to its 30 Under 30 list in Marketing and Advertising as the youngest honoree in his class. A year earlier he self funded a campaign of more than 250 billboards across the United States calling for federal recognition of National Arab American Heritage Month. The U.S. Department of State issued its proclamation on 1 April 2021. English Wikipedia credits his campaign in its account of that recognition.

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Pierre Subeh is a Syrian-American entrepreneur, author, and marketing strategist whose work sits at the intersection of search, culture, and advocacy. Born in Latakia, Syria and raised in Curaçao before settling in Florida, he started building businesses at seventeen. In 2017 he founded X Network, an SEO and paid media firm whose campaign work has included Apple Music, Häagen-Dazs, Pepsi, Abbott Laboratories, Starbucks, and Carrefour. Forbes named him to its 2022 30 Under 30 list in Marketing and Advertising, where he was the youngest honoree in his class. In 2021 he self funded a campaign of more than 250 billboards across the United States calling on the federal government to formally recognise National Arab American Heritage Month. The U.S. Department of State issued its proclamation on 1 April 2021, and English Wikipedia credits his campaign in its account of the recognition. The Department of Homeland Security and the White House followed. He is the author of 'The 8 Rules to Skyrocket Your SEO and Find Real Organic Leads' and 'The Pierre Subeh Experience', a contributor to Entrepreneur, a TEDxUSF speaker, and the host of a podcast on the invisible systems shaping business and culture. He speaks English, Arabic, Spanish, and Papiamento.

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Forbes 30 Under 30, Marketing & Advertising, youngest in class2022ForbesNamed in English Wikipedia for the NAAHM billboard campaign2021Wikipedia250+ self funded billboards across the United States2021Wikipedia
U.S. Department of State NAAHM proclamation2021U.S. Dept. of State
Entrepreneur Leadership Network contributor2021–Entrepreneur
Anthem Award, International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences2022Anthem Awards
TEDxUSF speaker, 'The Power of Authentic Marketing'2021TEDx
Harvard Business School Online CORe scholarship2020HBS Online
Member, Council of Global Change2024Council of Global Change
Quoted by CNBC2021CNBC

Interview Angles

Topics Pierre can speak to with first hand experience and original data.

I put up 250 billboards to change a federal calendar

One person, self funded, a State Department proclamation, and a Wikipedia entry to prove it. The full story of how a 22 year old immigrant moved the U.S. government.

The immigrant's guide to being found

Search visibility as a form of representation. Why the communities that are hardest to find online are the ones that most need finding.

What happens to small businesses when AI answers instead of listing links

Live client data across dozens of brands on how AI Overviews and assistant answers are redistributing traffic away from the businesses that earned it.

Curaçao taught me more about business than business school

What a Caribbean island of 150,000 people reveals about resourcefulness, small markets, and building without a safety net.

How brands manufacture virality, from someone paid to do it

An insider account of the machinery behind campaigns that look spontaneous.

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