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Dennis Fall has a diverse work experience in the field of marketing and digital media. Dennis is currently serving as the Chief Marketing Officer at aNc Media, a Digital Media Agency specializing in influencer and esport marketing. Prior to this, Dennis worked as a Project Manager at Claudia Make-up. Dennis also has a background in CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) and UX (User Experience), having held positions as a CRO & UX Specialist at Fall Dennis Marketing and GreatPixel. In addition, they have experience in teaching digital marketing as a professor at Confesercenti Liguria. Dennis started their career as a Web Marketing Specialist at Centropastore.it.

Dennis Fall's education history is as follows:

In 2010 to 2015, they attended IIS Cristoforo Colombo and obtained a Diploma in Istruzione Superiore with a focus on Sistemi Informativi Aziendali (Business Information Systems).

In 2016 to 2018, they attended Google Academy and earned certifications in Adwords, Analytics, and Website Optimization.

In 2017, they received training in Digital Marketing from Google through their Google Training Garage program and obtained the Crescere in Digitale certification.

Dennis also attended Unioncamere and completed a training program called "Crescere Imprenditori" in 2017, focusing on Imprenditoria (Entrepreneurship).

In 2019, they attended E-commerce School and completed an advanced course in UX (User Experience) and C.R.O. (Conversion Rate Optimization).

Finally, in 2020, they studied at IULM University, specializing in Neuromarketing and Consumer Behavior in the BEHAVIOR AND BRAINLAB program.

Dennis has also obtained various additional certifications, including certifications in Google Adwords, AdWords Search, Google Shopping Basics, and Mobile Advertising. These certifications were obtained from Google Academy and Google Accademy.

Dennis also earned the "Percorso di formazione Eccellenze in Digitale" certification from Google and received an "Attestato partecipazione al corso formativo Crescere imprenditori" from Unioncamere.