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Fred Boxa

Associate Director

United States

Fred Boxa is an Associate Director based out of the New York office and a member of the TIME practice with an emphasis on Media.

Fred Boxa

Areas of Focus

Education

University of Chicago
MBA in Strategic Management and Finance
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
BSFS in U.S. History and Diplomacy (magna cum laude)

Past Experience

Meridian Advisory Group
Partner and COO
IBB Consulting
Principal
Gartner
Associate Director
Managing Consultant
IBM Global Services
Mainspring
Associate

Fred Boxa

Fred Boxa is an Associate Director based out of the New York office and a member of the TIME practice with an emphasis on Media.

Fred is a solutions-oriented digital executive who works at the intersection of strategy and technology execution. He is adept at recognizing and capitalizing upon the business implications of technology developments. With more than 20 years of experience in the consulting industry, Fred has built a successful track record spanning strategy, operations, and business development in digital media, technology, cable, and telecom industries. He specializes in customer segmentation and analytics to drive growth, product and portfolio rationalization for efficiencies, messaging and positioning to improve sales conversion, SVOD / AVOD launch and scaling, and technology partnering and negotiations.

Outside of work, Fred is an ex-runner turned power-lifter and the father of three children. In his free time, he prides himself on being the commissioner of the “world’s most complicated” fantasy football league.

Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
State of the media market, 2024
Back to balance: A year of prudent economic expectations
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Lights! Camera! AI?
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Lights! Camera! AI?
The legal and labor-related questions of artificial intelligence (AI) in media and entertainment are still to be decided, but there are many applications that studios can deploy now to boost revenue. For example, postproduction AI applications have the potential to deliver high value to studios without triggering legal or ethical trip wires. Similarly, AI tools can help media producers dramatically reduce risks and lower production costs, increasing the likelihood of market success.
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A dollar and a stream
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
A dollar and a stream
WINNING THE STREAMING WAR Think of the last streaming video service you cut. Was there a price hike? Did you burn through the only content you found appealing? Or were you just not watching it as much as other services? If you trimmed streaming expenses recently, you are not alone. As reported in Forbes, the end of 2022 showed US consumers reducing streaming subscriptions, with just over 15% of Americans reporting as of December 2022 that they use no paid streaming services at all (up from 12.2% in October 2022).
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Once upon a time in Hollywood
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Once upon a time in Hollywood
Fred Boxa, Shahid Khan, Sri Rajagopal
Much is unclear about the future of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), but one thing remains certain: studios that fail to explore the possibilities of NFTs will miss opportunities for growth, relevance, and engagement. In this Viewpoint, we explore some burning questions: Why are NFTs exploding? Are they a fad, a bubble, or a burgeoning market? What are the risks? What should studios do? What industry-specific applications of NFTs will generate long-term value?
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How blockchain platforms enhance telecom & media
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
How blockchain platforms enhance telecom & media
Shahid Khan, Mark Rowland, Fred Boxa, Maureen Kerr, Sri Rajagopal
Blockchain is still a nascent technology — but it offers multiple advantages to businesses by introducing new business models and developing or revamping existing business models, all while reducing costs, enhancing security, and strengthening trust in ecosystems. Selecting the correct blockchain is critical. This Viewpoint helps you choose the right platform based on your business requirements.
Find out more

Fred Boxa

Fred Boxa is an Associate Director based out of the New York office and a member of the TIME practice with an emphasis on Media.

Fred is a solutions-oriented digital executive who works at the intersection of strategy and technology execution. He is adept at recognizing and capitalizing upon the business implications of technology developments. With more than 20 years of experience in the consulting industry, Fred has built a successful track record spanning strategy, operations, and business development in digital media, technology, cable, and telecom industries. He specializes in customer segmentation and analytics to drive growth, product and portfolio rationalization for efficiencies, messaging and positioning to improve sales conversion, SVOD / AVOD launch and scaling, and technology partnering and negotiations.

Outside of work, Fred is an ex-runner turned power-lifter and the father of three children. In his free time, he prides himself on being the commissioner of the “world’s most complicated” fantasy football league.

Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
State of the media market, 2024
Back to balance: A year of prudent economic expectations
Find out more
Lights! Camera! AI?
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Lights! Camera! AI?
The legal and labor-related questions of artificial intelligence (AI) in media and entertainment are still to be decided, but there are many applications that studios can deploy now to boost revenue. For example, postproduction AI applications have the potential to deliver high value to studios without triggering legal or ethical trip wires. Similarly, AI tools can help media producers dramatically reduce risks and lower production costs, increasing the likelihood of market success.
Find out more
A dollar and a stream
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
A dollar and a stream
WINNING THE STREAMING WAR Think of the last streaming video service you cut. Was there a price hike? Did you burn through the only content you found appealing? Or were you just not watching it as much as other services? If you trimmed streaming expenses recently, you are not alone. As reported in Forbes, the end of 2022 showed US consumers reducing streaming subscriptions, with just over 15% of Americans reporting as of December 2022 that they use no paid streaming services at all (up from 12.2% in October 2022).
Find out more
Once upon a time in Hollywood
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
Once upon a time in Hollywood
Fred Boxa, Shahid Khan, Sri Rajagopal
Much is unclear about the future of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), but one thing remains certain: studios that fail to explore the possibilities of NFTs will miss opportunities for growth, relevance, and engagement. In this Viewpoint, we explore some burning questions: Why are NFTs exploding? Are they a fad, a bubble, or a burgeoning market? What are the risks? What should studios do? What industry-specific applications of NFTs will generate long-term value?
Find out more
How blockchain platforms enhance telecom & media
Telecommunications, Information technology, Media & Electronics (TIME)
How blockchain platforms enhance telecom & media
Shahid Khan, Mark Rowland, Fred Boxa, Maureen Kerr, Sri Rajagopal
Blockchain is still a nascent technology — but it offers multiple advantages to businesses by introducing new business models and developing or revamping existing business models, all while reducing costs, enhancing security, and strengthening trust in ecosystems. Selecting the correct blockchain is critical. This Viewpoint helps you choose the right platform based on your business requirements.
Find out more

More About Fred
  • University of Chicago
    MBA in Strategic Management and Finance
  • Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
    BSFS in U.S. History and Diplomacy (magna cum laude)
  • Meridian Advisory Group
    Partner and COO
  • IBB Consulting
    Principal
  • Gartner
    Associate Director
  • Managing Consultant
    IBM Global Services
  • Mainspring
    Associate