Our Team

The team behind Canned Banners has a surprisingly rare mix of both client- and agency-side advertising experience, design acumen to create usable tools and amazing ads, and engineering skill to bring great ideas to life.

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    Myles Younger

    Co-Founder, Marketing and Business Development

    Background: B2B Marketing

    Myles evangelizes Canned Banners’ unique approach to automating and streamlining display ad design. He is also responsible for the company’s client and partner strategy, and for understanding where Canned Banners’ tools and expertise can add the greatest value in the online display ad ecosystem. Prior to co-founding Canned Banners, Myles worked in B2B marketing and most recently held an international marketing role at Thomson Reuters.

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    Jeremy Knight

    Co-Founder, Product Design and Flash Development

    Background: Ad Agency

    Jeremy is, at his core, a designer and developer and has always enjoyed both aspects equally. He started college as a Computer Science major, switching after a year to Graphic Design and to this day can’t make up his mind which he’d rather do. Upon graduation, he decided to try designing and building something called an "internet web page." To his surprise he had a knack for it. After several years building his Flash portfolio in Boston, he moved to San Francisco to work for the award-winning ad agency Venables Bell & Partners creating online creative for brands like Orville Redenbacher, Pacific Gas & Electric and HBO. He is widely recognized as the most handsome member of Canned Banners.

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    Chris Mears

    Co-Founder, Web Development

    Background: Front-end and Back-end Web Development

    Though he received his degree in Information and Telecommunication Systems, Chris quickly realized his true passion was in web technologies. He most recently held a position at Cisco Systems as a front-end developer on the Eos Enterprise Media Platform. Chris is also the author of “TextMate How-To,” a guide to the text and code editor TextMate. When he’s not thinking about and dreaming Javascript, Chris enjoys going to live concerts, practicing his guitar, homebrewing, and tea snobbery.

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