Kevin Conroy

Kevin Conroy is Executive Vice President of Products. In this role he is responsible for the development of AOL products including AOL.com and customized versions of the AOL portal, the AOL client software, AOL Mail, AOL Video and AOL Video Search, Instant Messaging, Social Networking, Mobile, Storage, and Safety and Security tools. Conroy also is responsible for marketing and distributing AOL products and services, and recently led the development of Gold Rush, the first online reality game -- which he co-produced with Mark Burnett -- to drive awareness, adoption, and usage of AOL products. He also worked in partnership with Warner Bros. to develop and launch In2TV, the first online broadband television network.

Previously, Conroy served as Executive Vice President of AOL for Broadband, where he helped define and market the first online service specifically designed for consumers with high-speed connections. He also launched AOL Music On Demand, which quickly became the number-one free VOD channel on Time Warner Digital Cable, and led the development of a unique marketing alliance with CBS Radio in which AOL provides CBS Radio stations with access to real-time AOL content updates.

Prior to this, he was Senior Vice President and General Manager of AOL Entertainment, responsible for directing AOL's entertainment strategy. He joined the company in 2001 to build AOL Music and launched AOL Radio and AOL Sessions, among other popular AOL products and original programming.

Before that, Conroy was Chief Marketing Officer and President of New Technology at BMG Entertainment, where he was responsible for overseeing all marketing and new media development for BMG's businesses.

In addition to his operating responsibilities, Conroy serves on the board of Rock The Vote. He is a graduate of Bowdoin College, and he and his wife Janet live in Washington, DC, with their three children.