Not everyone can be a subject-matter expert in their industry. And sometimes marketers have to take care of multiple industries, products and services. This means that you may have to rely on others to write what you need as a marketer.
2020 has changed the marketing environment and increased conversations about diversity and inclusion within the field, forcing marketers to implement new tactics to create a new type of workspace. When we are talking about young women in a professional environment, we understand that some can feel isolated at times. The lack of support, recourse, and tools create an extra step on the hard road to success.
Consumers are likely to spend generously this holiday season despite Covid disruption, and so it’s time for marketers to capitalize on the 2020 holiday advertising season. 2020 will be hailed as the year of acceleration, especially with how social media influences how we spend our advertising dollars.
Not everyone can be a subject-matter expert in their industry. And sometimes marketers have to take care of multiple industries, products and services. This means that you may have to rely on others to write what you need as a marketer.
On Thursday, September 17th, AMA New York kicked off its fifth conversation in the Women in Marketing series with Mani Dasgupta, Chief Marketing Officer of Global Business Services at IBM. Mani spoke to Young Mi Park of AMA New York about her background and career trajectory from computer engineering to marketing.
Gone are the days of communities being satisfied with token gestures of diversity. Today’s savvy consumers seek brands that convey the company’s genuine voice, inclusive of representational stories. This means Chief Marketing Officers, Brand Strategists, and the like, need to identify concrete ways to create diverse storytelling reflective of their consumer base.
AMA New York Volunteer Spotlight Award recognize exceptional volunteers whose contributions grow
Not everyone can be a subject-matter expert in their industry. And sometimes marketers have to take care of multiple industries, products and services. This means that you may have to rely on others to write what you need as a marketer.
No one can truly guess their career path from the starting line, especially when that path includes transitioning from for profit to new opportunities in nonprofit marketing. On Thursday, Aug. 20, Lynn Godfrey, Executive VP and Chief Marketing Officer of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, spoke to Young Mi Park of AMA New York about her background and experience as a nonprofit marketing leader.
Has the pandemic brought teams closer together? Interviews with 75 industry leaders shows that taking a human-centric approach to your work has positive effects on your employees, your productivity, and your sense of purpose.
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