PhotoShelter
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PhotoShelter is a company providing a photography website that empowers photo sales and providing marketing and archiving tools for photographers. It helps individual photographers to showcase, archive, and sell their work.
| Type | Private | |
| Founded | 2005 | |
| HQ | New York, NY, US | Map |
| Website | photoshelter.com | |
| Employee Ratings | More | |
| Overall Culture | C- | More |
Latest Updates
| Employees (est.) (Sept 2021) | 126 | (+5%) |
| Cybersecurity rating | C | More |
Key People/Management at PhotoShelter
Andrew Fingerman
CEO
Jeffrey Arnold
VP of Network Operations, Co-Founder
Allen Murabayashi
Chairman, Co-Founder
Thomas S. Chin
Chief Scientist, Co-Founder
Kevin Davis
Director of Sales and Business Development
Todd Owyoung
Art Director
PhotoShelter Office Locations
PhotoShelter has an office in New York
New York, NY, US (HQ)
111 Broadway 19th Floor
PhotoShelter Financials and Metrics
Summary Metrics
Founding Date | 2005 |
PhotoShelter total Funding | $12.2 m |
PhotoShelter latest funding size | $8 m |
Time since last funding | 2 years ago |
PhotoShelter investors | General Catalyst, Level Structured Capital |
PhotoShelter's latest funding round in March 2019 was reported to be $8 m. In total, PhotoShelter has raised $12.2 m
PhotoShelter Cybersecurity Score
PhotoShelter Online and Social Media Presence
70.25k Twitter followers
PhotoShelter has 70.25k Twitter Followers. The number of followers has increased 0.2% month over month and decreased 0.2% quarter over quarter
PhotoShelter's Trends
Twitter Engagement Stats for @photoshelter
19.8k
Tweets
7k
Following
70.3k
Followers
193
Tweets last 30 days
3.5
Avg. likes per Tweet
95.3%
Tweets with engagement
PhotoShelter Company Culture
Overall Culture
C-
70/100
CEO Rating
C
70/100
Compensation
C+
72/100
PhotoShelter News and Updates
March 27, 2019
PhotoShelter raises $8 million to store and manage brand assets
PhotoShelter, a New York-based startup developing an asset management platform for marketers, has raised a fresh $8 million in financing.
PhotoShelter Blogs
September 14, 2021
The Photos of 9/11 – Twenty Years Later
Prior to the advent of social media and smartphones, and on the cusp of the shift to digital photography, the world witnessed September 11, 2001. Visually captured in a way that no single event had been documented before, 9/11 has been seared into our collective consciousness. Each year, the anniver…
September 07, 2021
Simu Liu – the Star of Marvel’s Shang-Chi – Was a Stock Photo Model
Simu Liu, the Chinese-Canadian actor who stars in Marvel’s latest blockbuster, revealed that he was once paid $100 to be a stock photo model. Since that single photo shoot in 2014, Liu says he has seen himself on ads hawking everything from software to YMCA memberships. His advice: Think twice befor…
September 02, 2021
5 Benefits of Photography Mentorship
Even though there are tons of us out there, being a photographer can, at times, be quite lonely. In an industry where so many of us are in direct competition, it’s hard to step back and remember that we’re all in this together. We’re all working to share important stories and offer glimpses of powe…
September 01, 2021
WATCH: Why Luck is a State of Mind with Deanne Fitzmaurice
“I find that showing up and expecting that the universe will deliver, actually paves the way for it to do so. You need patience because often it takes time.” Deanne Fitzmaurice For Deanne Fitzmaurice, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, Think Tank Photo co-founder and Nikon Ambassador, luck is a st…
September 01, 2021
Should Photographers Abandon Instagram Now That It’s Not a “Photo App”?
In late June 2021, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri declared that the service was no longer a photo sharing app, and that the team was focused on “Creators, Video, Shopping and Messaging.” While most of the world shrugged, some photographers expressed outrage at what seemed like a betrayal of the medium t…
August 30, 2021
Paralympics Workflow: How the Official Australian Team Photographer Is Getting the Shot
Ever wondered what it takes to photograph world-renowned athletes? Greg Smith, PhotoShelter member and the Official Australian Team Photographer for the Paralympics, is here to shed some light. Before heading off to Tokyo for the Games, we caught up with Greg to find out more about his workflow, CO…
PhotoShelter Frequently Asked Questions
When was PhotoShelter founded?
PhotoShelter was founded in 2005.
Who are PhotoShelter key executives?
PhotoShelter's key executives are Andrew Fingerman, Jeffrey Arnold and Allen Murabayashi.
How many employees does PhotoShelter have?
PhotoShelter has 126 employees.
Who are PhotoShelter competitors?
Competitors of PhotoShelter include Boom, Let It Wave and Aircam.
Where is PhotoShelter headquarters?
PhotoShelter headquarters is located at 111 Broadway 19th Floor, New York.
Where are PhotoShelter offices?
PhotoShelter has an office in New York.
How many offices does PhotoShelter have?
PhotoShelter has 1 office.
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