Antonio García Martínez, also known by his initials AGM, is a New York Times best-selling author and tech entrepreneur. He is the Director of Ads at Base, as well as a former product manager for Facebook, the CEO-founder of AdGrok, and a former quantitative analyst for Goldman Sachs. He has contributed articles to Wired, Vanity Fair, Business Insider, The Guardian, HuffPost, and The Washington Post. After studying physics in the University of California, Berkeley, García Martínez worked as a pricing quant at Goldman Sachs beginning in September 2005. Due to the 2008 financial crisis, García Martínez left Goldman Sachs in March 2008 and joined Adchemy as a research scientist in April of that year. After leaving Adchemy in May 2010, he co-founded and was CEO of AdGrok, an adtech company that helped businesses automate Google AdWords selection and bidding. AdGrok was accepted to Y Combinator and was later sold to Twitter for $10 million in May 2011. While AdGrok's co-founders Matthew McEachen and Argyris Zymnis joined Twitter, García Martínez accepted a role as Facebook's first product manager of ad targeting in April 2011, leading product management for the Facebook Exchange (FBX), Facebook's now-defunct ad exchange for real-time bidding. An influential figure on the social network's early ad product team, he left Facebook in April 2013. More information...
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