Richard Titus
Richard D. Titus is an American entrepreneur, technology executive, and film producer known for his work at the intersection of digital media, product design, and emerging technologies. Over his career, he has co‑founded companies such as Razorfish, Schematic, and Prompt.ly; served as a senior executive at the BBC, where he helped launch the pioneering BBC iPlayer; and held leadership roles at Samsung Electronics, contributing to products like the FRAME TV. He has also led digital transformation efforts as CEO of Associated Northcliffe Digital and produced several films, including the Sundance‑selected On_Line and the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?. Earlier in his career, Titus worked as a sound engineer for The Beach Boys, and today he is the founder and CEO of Kimono, an AI‑powered relationship intelligence platform, while also advising and supporting early‑stage technology companies.