AMO Summit 2024 Sponsor

A Media Operator (AMO), founded by Jacob Donnelly, is a community for entrepreneurs and operators in digital media and online publishing.

Masoud TahsiriOctober 8, 2024Updated September 25, 2026
A Refact presenting-sponsor credential hangs in front of a dim AMO Summit stage, where a presentation about publishing infrastructure is underway.

On October 15, 2024, Refact will be in New York as a proud Presenting Sponsor of the AMO Summit. For teams building in media, this event is a chance to hear what is working now, what buyers are looking for, and where publishing businesses may be headed next.

Last year, more than 130 people joined the summit in New York to talk about business models, industry trends, and the state of media M&A. This year features a diverse and dynamic roster of speakers and panelists focused on building durable media companies.

At Refact, we work with content-heavy businesses that need better systems, stronger sites, and clearer product decisions. Our experience in web development for publishers has shown us that growth often stalls when the underlying platform cannot keep up.

That is why this topic matters. Being a media operator today is tough, especially when growth creates pressure on your team, tools, and workflows. Infrastructure is easy to ignore until it slows publishing, hurts revenue, or weakens buyer confidence.

Our Founder and CEO, Saeedreza, will present with Ajay, CEO of our partner company Flexpress, on a key media M&A topic: Infrastructure, a silent dealmaker that creates enterprise value. Using a case study approach, they will show how stronger infrastructure can improve efficiency, support scale, and increase the value of media assets during a sale process.

This is not only about content quality. Buyers also look at how well a business runs behind the scenes, from publishing workflows to performance, maintainability, and revenue systems. That is where having the right product and technology partner can make a real difference.

If you have not booked your ticket yet, you can do so here. If you will be there and want to talk about publishing platforms, growth constraints, or M&A readiness, get in touch with our team.

Publishing at volume and hitting the limits of your platform? Let’s talk. Free 30-minute call, no pitch.

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Masoud Tahsiri
Masoud Tahsiri

Masoud Tahsiri works in growth and QA at Refact, focused on SEO, organic growth, and product quality. He helps the studio’s products get discovered, perform better in search, and stay reliable through testing, review, and continuous improvement. His work connects content strategy, technical SEO, automation, analytics, and quality assurance, giving him a broad view of how digital products grow after launch. At Refact, Masoud focuses on improving both visibility and reliability, making sure products are not only built well but also findable, measurable, and ready for users.

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