About Me
Marty Roberson – Visionary Leader Shaping the Future

Marty Roberson is a trailblazing executive who’s been driving innovation for over 25 years. With experience spanning telecom, AI, aerospace, advertising, and real estate, Marty is all about turning big ideas into big wins.

DiscoveryCom? Built from a $5,000 startup to a $3.9M enterprise and sold to Nokia for $220M. OctoFlyer MM? Patented drone technology is pushing boundaries in defense and civil applications. RoadRunner Advertising? Revolutionizing motion-based outdoor media. Every project is proof of Marty’s knack for identifying opportunities and building them into market-defining solutions.

But it’s not just tech — it’s execution. At Nokia, Marty led the integration after the acquisition, syncing global teams, systems, and operations to accelerate growth and drive long-term success. The result? A flawless transition that kept momentum high.

And while Marty’s engineering groundbreaking technologies, he’s also reshaping landscapes in real estate, developing luxury lakefront communities that blend style with smart commercial strategy.

Always ahead of the curve, Marty is deepening his expertise in AI, 5G, cybersecurity, and machine learning, and holds a solid academic foundation in Marketing, Business, and Psychology from the University of Alabama, Birmingham. His leadership is a fusion of strategic insight and operational execution — balancing visionary goals with practical, measurable results.

What’s next? As Chief Innovation & Market Strategy Officer, Marty is combining entrepreneurial agility with global execution to shape the future — one market-moving project at a time.

octoflyer MM & Round Advanture

Founder & Lead

2010 - 2013

Crane Hill Properties

Real Estate Developement

2014 - 2017

Nokia

Senior Executive

2018 - 2020

Discovery Com

CEO & CO FOUNDER

2021 - Present

My Experiences

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