Podcasts about marketing major

Les Shute is the Chief Innovation Officer at Infinity Nurse Case Management. Join us in this episode as we learn more about Les, including what Les studied in school and what he aspired to do in his career. After graduating college as a Marketing Major and with a Minor in Computer Science, Les was recruited into the insurance industry and started as a workers' compensation adjuster! In this episode, we learn that Les grew up with a strong influence in computer programming. He has immersed himself in learning all about artificial intelligence andLes chats with us about OOM, "orders of magnitude," Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT), neuro-symbolic AI, and other "mind-bending" scenarios and applications of artificial intelligence. We also discuss how AI may impact carbon-based life forms over the next 5-10 years. Get ready for a fascinating conversation about AI, a recurring topic we have discussed several times this year. As we always say, we love all our guests, but this episode is super fun and thought-provoking.  Learn more about Infinity Nurse Case Management here. Interested in learning more about how artificial intelligence has progressed since the 1940s? Check out this timeline courtesy of Veerloop.io.¡Muchas Gracias! Thank you for listening. We would appreciate you sharing our podcast with your friends on social media. Find Yvonne and Rafael on Linked In or follow us on Twitter @deconstructcomp

Meet Siiri, a Marketing Major who studied abroad last Spring in Dublin, Ireland. Join us as we discuss Siiri's day to day life in Dublin, her experience studying at UCD, weekend excursion, traveling to other countries while abroad, and tips for students interested.  Siiris Semester in Dublin Ireland Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: umdstudyabroad Tiktok: umdstudyabroad

New year new Marketing Major episode!! On this episode Shamiale and Emmanuel chat with Sophie McMillan, the Manager of Fan engagement for the Oilers to talk all things sports marketing, working for an agency, and majoring in marketing. Sophie is a University of Alberta alumni with an aspirational career so how did she do it?! Listen up and find out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of The Remarkable Project Jay speaks with Florencia Aimo, a Senior Director of Marketing & Communications for the world's biggest hotel chain, Marriott International, about why owned ecosystems are the future of fully-integrated customer service, how character can define a brand from its closest competitors, and the value of mixing in-person perspective with data when it comes to better understanding customers.Over the past 18 years Florencia Aimo has built a successful career taking on numerous marketing roles on and above property with different hotel brands. Globally-minded and passionate about travel and hospitality, her journey has steered her to work in multiple cities including Buenos Aires, Miami, Cancun, Orlando and Sydney.Florencia joined Marriott International in 2015 as the Director of Digital Marketing for Marriott Australia, where she led the execution of digital strategies for the business' hotel brand portfolio. With the acquisition of Starwood Hotels, she became part of the company's inaugural Area Team in the region, implementing brand, digital and communication programs across a portfolio of 40 hotels and 14 brands.Today she's responsible for leading marketing strategies and brand localisation, raising brand awareness and driving hotel performance. As well as securing significant global and local market partnerships including the Australia Grand Prix, Mardi Gras, and the Australian Open, Florencia has also driven change and innovation across hotel marketing over the past decade. This includes restructuring the organisation and developing Marriott's local paid placement advertising and digital marketing programs.She holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a Marketing Major from Florida International University, USA, and currently resides in Sydney's Northern Beaches with her partner.Remarkable TakeawaysWhy creating your own ecosystem can have such a positive impact on growing both lifetime value and long-lasting customer love.How to separate brands or offerings by defining their true character, even if they were purposely built to compete with each other.The value of bringing together first-hand observation and deep listening with data, to ensure you know your customers intimately, today and tomorrow.Connect with FlorenciaFind her on LinkedinLearn more about the Marriott Bonvoy program here

In this episode, Ignite Visibility CEO John Lincoln, highlights one brand that has gotten involved in the metaverse and is doing innovative metaverse marketing.

Check out James and Travis's hot ones episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcK1leggMzw&ab_channel=KeebdPodcast The guys welcome the first guest, Travis wesenberg, of season 2 in this week's experience. They're talking friendships, ColdBros™, and, of course, the appropriateness of Crocs™ at a wedding. See you next week! The definition of a soapbox per thefreedictionary.com: "To share one's opinions in an impassioned, impromptu manner, often to others' annoyance. (Soapboxes were once commonly used as makeshift platforms for such speeches.)" so I guess Austin was right... Leave a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keebd-podcast Follow us on our socials: https://linktr.ee/keebdpodcast Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keebd-podcast/support --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keebd-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keebd-podcast/support

One of our favorite super and guardians on the team seniors Cash Thompson recaps his experience at ONU. Its been a pleasure coaching him and were sad to see this is our last year

It was the Spring of 2020 and Haley Georgen was stuck home like the rest of us.  Haley decided to combine her love of photography and cheese to create That Cheese Princess, a company that makes unique charcuterie boards for small to large gatherings in the Providence/New England area. Learn how Haley put the marketing knowledge she learned in the classroom to work in real life.  Haley shares her path of experiences including the classes, clubs, and internships that have helped her grow a marketing mindset.   Launch Career Strategies intern Megan Stenberg joins the conversation!A few links from our conversation to help you learn more!Companies where Haley interned:Idea Village is the owner of many amazing brands including Flawless and Copper Fit.Vaya Life swimwear and clothingNantucket Island MarketingOnline resources for learning:Hubspot CertificationGoogle Digital Garage - learn digital skills in digital marketing, career development, data and techA great book that inspired Haley: That Cheese Plate Will Change Your Life, Marissa MullenLAUNCH Career Strategies was founded by Karen Elders and Elyse Spalding. We help young professionals launch a successful career path with expert coaching services. Reach out today for an initial FREE coaching session.LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

James interviews Keith McPherson, Steven Woods, Max Goodman, Andrew Rotandi and Justice Parman about the role of content creators in marketing the new era of Major League Baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We laugh, we joke, we're playful, we discuss serious things as a abuse, accountability for all involved, and we're colorful characters. Background Information A native of the Brooklyn streets of New York City, Catherine S Warren’s introduction of “The KittyRose LyfeStyle” features eye opening conversations about community issues that affects us all. As a Marketing major her resume includes; Modeling, a Dancer and a Creative Fashion Stylist. In 1998 she set forth the path of entrepreneurship and in 2003 left Corporate America. However after ending her marriage of 8 years & 3 children later, in 2006 Catherine began the branding of “The KittyRose LyfeStyle”. As with any business and as Marketing Major, Catherine took on all hats of advertising her brand, which took on videography. 2014 Producing Radio led to the evolution of Catherine finding her passion to tell stories of the past to understand and change the future for the BETTER, Catherine decided to hear the call and once again become an Ordained Minister. After ending her term at The Mary J. Blige Center, she became a Community Field and Studio Producer for Public Access TV and in 2016 Created & Hosted a weekly talk-show call “Natural Sessions” Directing & Shooting Television gave Catherine in 2016, the drive to Direct, Filmed & Edit her 1st Short Documentary “The UNTITLED Journey”, which was invited in 2018 to screen at NBFF, the longest Black Film Festival in the US. Producing Television, Directing her first film, Catherine is now producing and performing her One Woman Comedic Satire Monologue “#IAMYOU”. Topics She Can Discuss: Entrepreneurship Parenting Social Media Romance Sex Money Mental Illness Abuse Religion Previous Podcast and Media Appearances Talking Junk Sip with Saki The Dave Pamah Show Chit Chat with the Queer and Creative Nubian Cafe Radio Conversations with Malik Air it Out Quarantine on 106.9fm Taboo Talks Let's Talk About It w/ The Empowerment Network STAMPLuv Black People Heal C.U.T.S - Culture, Urban, Technology, and Sports AwesomeRadio - WBIS-LP 106.9FM Loving Yourself with Deon Davis OPEN on Bx Net Bronx Buzz The Mss Francios Show I am a Black Woman, Yes I Matter The Celebration Ignite, Empower, Transform DTF Radio Unveiled Unlocked - Bare Elements Facebook URL http://facebook.com/thekittyroselyfestyleseries Twitter URL http://twitter.com/mzkittyrose YouTube URL http://www.youtube.com/mskittyrose1 Instagram Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

Catherine Warren is a native of Brooklyn, New York and a Marketing major her resume includes; Modeling, a Dancer and a Creative Fashion Stylist. In 1998 she set forth the path of entrepreneurship and in 2003 left  Corporate America. However after ending her marriage of 8 years & 3 children later, in 2006 Catherine began the branding of “The KittyRose LyfeStyle”. As with any business and as Marketing Major, Catherine took on all hats of advertising her brand, which took on videography. 2014 Producing Radio led to the evolution of Catherine finding her passion to tell stories of the past to understand and change the future for the BETTER, Catherine decided to hear the call and once again become an Ordained Minister. After ending her term at The Mary J. Blige Center, she became a Community Field and Studio Producer for Public Access TV and in 2016 Created & Hosted a weekly talk-show call “Natural Sessions” Directing & Shooting Television gave Catherine in 2016, the drive to direct, filmed & edit her 1st Short Documentary “The UNTITLED Journey”, which was invited in 2018 to screen at NBFF, the longest Black Film Festival in the US. Producing Television, Directing her first film, Catherine is now producing and performing her One Woman Comedic Satire  Monologue “#IAMYOU”. Catherine and I discuss her journey and business motivations.  Be sure to check out Cat: Her website: https://iamyouvirtualshow.uscreen.io/?fbclid=IwAR2anBIQFgb1i_0xDHMrLfR4mj0wbnSjJ-QMMPKnlLVmRQYs-lk2mzkYWjI Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekittyroselyfestyleseries  Instagram: @mzkittyrose Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast for weekly episodes, and follow me on Instagram @realmelissadasilva and check out my website melissadasilva.com Come retreat with me in Puerto Rico! https://www.melissadasilva.com/groupretreat/?fbclid=IwAR2vpFkVIIJokyBNDfC3S5KuG4pZ4mhHGfBkoKYDfl2GFW3c3f8-PckAeVU

Oh snap!! The hosts have taken over. I mean...we’ve always been in control, but now we’ve RLLY gone rogue. On this episode of Marketing Major, the hosts get to debating hot button marketing topics amongst themselves. We start off by talking about online shopping and the pros and cons of having ~options~. We then try to figure out why Vancouver fashion is always 2 steps ahead of Edmonton; it truly brings out the best in us when we make the trip over. It does make a difference to live in surroundings that just feel more inspiring. [0:00-11:12] Alex introduces a discussion about movie trailers and how much we pay attention to them. There is always a time and place for trailers, but often they show too much or misinform the consumer’s expectations. We ask ourselves if movie trailers make the overall movie watching experience better or worse overall. As usual, Moh tries to revolutionize the trailer game and the gang tries to crack the puzzle. [11:20-28:18] On the topic of movies, we discuss Ryan Reynold’s ad agency Maximum Effort that is making viral ads ONLY. We talk about if storytelling is really a difference-maker or just another buzzword in the advertising industry. Jenaya questions the reason for Gosling’s success in advertising. Is it actual know-how or just a big name? We then transition to talking about Super Bowl commercials and how their formula completely lacks relevancy. We discuss how influencer marketing can be authentic and GRILL Moh on what he deems to be the most authentic marketing. Jenaya and Moh reflect on some of the ethical qualms of working in marketing and following your own values...again.[28:28-59:09] Coming off of International Women’s Day, we bring up the Burger King Twitter meltdown and discuss when shock value goes terribly wrong. We talk about how there is value in giving power back to hurtful and dehumanizing language but the intention isn’t enough if the execution is imperfect. While these attempts are often paired with valuable action, the lacklustre execution of it all often causes more damage than good. We pose the question “Should brands just donate their budget to the causes rather than build a campaign about it?” We also debate if it is ethical for brands to use movements for equality and justice like International Women's Day or even Black History Month as an opportunity to run a campaign and how much better it would be if companies focused on genuine action rather than advertising in those times. [59:00 -14:49] We round out today’s episode by looking at recent rebrands that companies have done and play a classic game of Hot or Not. From Beartracks, to KIA, we discuss what the purpose of the change was and if we feel like it was any good and if it was necessary at all, we are the experts after all. [1:14:56- 1:33:00] . . . Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Welcome back I am talking to Jordan Barrett on the topic of having a Marketing major in college and why it’s so popular in our day and age considering it for myself. Jordan loved to spend her dedication and time on helping girls like us find the perfect instant captions and possibly poses she’s such a hard worker in everything she does and you will see exactly that in this episode I hope you enjoy thank you so much for supporting my podcast love you all and see you Wednesday. Xx - gabby Infogirlsroompod@gmail.com

What’s this??? A new episode of Marketing Major??? Who would’ve thought?? (Well...us really). With our first episode of the new year, we had to get our resolutions out of the way. As we do in every episode, we reminisce a little about campus life. We then run through the classes we’re taking this semester. We're all having a bit of fun with our courses because we’re in a pandemic so why not??? Alex apparently had fun in Intro Accounting and we try to unpack that...[0:47-27:50]. We are joined today by Jamie Bay, Marketer, Entrepreneur, and International Wellness Speaker. Jamie walks us through her journey from being a university student to an award-winning marketer [28:00-44:23]. We then talk about how Jamie got involved with mental health activism and how wellness is incorporated at Rogue 52, Jamie’s Agency. Jamie opens up about her own mental health journey and her experience with managing her mental health in the industry and as an entrepreneur [45:47- 1:13:40]. Oh imposter syndrome….does it ever stop? Apparently not. But it can be managed and we talk about some different approaches you can take in your personal and professional lives [1:13:45-1:26:35]. We wrap up our chat with Jamie with “Jamie’s Wellness Tips” where she shares her go-to tips for managing your wellness and mental health in any stage of your journey. She has A LOT, we recommend trying one at a time [1:26:40-1:39:50]. We finally wrap it up by reflecting on the conversation and Jamie’s tips [1:39:50-End]. Hope you stick around :) Thank you for listening!!! . . . psst. Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

It’s a holiday miracle! A new MM episode host off the press! The Marketing Major podcast gets a fan recording… No wait that was just for Jenaya. Alex elevator pitches a lukewarm cup of water and Moh INSISTS on ordering his holiday bevs on the app. [0:59 - 12:39] We are joined today by Meghann and Karine from Re:Plenish, a local zero-waste refillery in Edmonton. They talk about the start of their store and what it’s like to work with a good friend. We make sure that the store pets (a dog and a BUNNY y’all!) are treated fairly for all the hard work they put into the in-store experience. [13:20 - 30:09] Their personal values guide their marketing above anything else, showcasing their expertise despite lacking traditional biz experience. We learn that Re:Plenish grew using social media and traditional media, while NEVER looking back on media appearances. The dynamic duo focuses on keeping things simple and not setting boundaries for themselves. There is more to business than growth, and taking things slowly can be very beneficial. [31:34 - 46:32] We dive into how they keep marketing ethical when marketing itself is not super sustainable in nature. They explain their ‘Litmus Test’ for ethical practices and how it can intervene in some decisions, even for them. Jenaya voices her crisis but Meghann and Karine reassure her that there is a space for these businesses more than ever. Their strength is their authenticity and it’s an exciting time to be a part of it. Being completely ethical and sustainable is practically impossible and being honest is an important element of it. Looking more specifically at their personal careers, Meghann and Karine talk about how they’re more focused on growing their movement rather than their business and how they don’t necessarily plan on doing this forever. [46:32 - 1:26:00] When You’re In a Bind But You Want To Save The Planet: We throw some zero-waste swap scenarios at our favourite zero-waste pros and they are ON IT! We go from the grocery store, to the cafe, to the holidays. We discover that being eco-friendly is just easier if you know how to juggle. Elliott has a quick word with us too. [1:26:08 - 1:43:47] . . . psst. Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode, Edward and I have a conversation about finding your life's purpose, and the "aha" moment that can change your life forever. -------------------------------------------------- Edward Ma is the host of The Eggcellent Life Podcast, where he talks and interviews guests on how to work towards an excellent, happy and blissful lifestyle. His goals are to share his knowledge and aid others to the life they desire. Edward is also a Marketing Major at Georgia State University: Robinson College of Business. --------------------------------------------------- Connect with Edward: Instagram @theeggcellentlife Podcast: The Eggcellent Life! LinkedIn: Edward Ma --------------------------------------------------- 1:1 Life Coaching Session with Maggie Manifest & attract love: Magnetic Attractor --------------------------------------------------- Maggie's Instagram @maggiedong_ Any questions/requests, email maggiedongfitness@gmail.com --------------------------------------------------- 52 - How To Manifest & Attract Your Dream Relationship (Relationship Series Day 1) on APPLE PODCASTS & SPOTIFY 53 - Mastering Your Mindset For Healthy Relationships (Relationship Series Day 2) on APPLE PODCASTS & SPOTIFY 54 - Creating Emotionally Healthy Relationships (Relationship Series Day 3) on APPLE PODCASTS & SPOTIFY 55 - Manifest A Relationship With THESE Spiritual Practices (Relationship Series Day 4) on APPLE PODCASTS & SPOTIFY 56 - Cultivating Long Lasting Relationships (Relationship Series Day 5) on APPLE PODCASTS & SPOTIFY

Shawn Mayberry funded his marketing degree from the University of Florida as a commercial property manager never thinking that would lead to a masters degree in Real Estate from Georgetown University in Washington DC.Shawn's journey to Prime Realty in Jacksonville saw him in big cities doing big deals, doing development and most everything in between.He is a study in professional development and evolution that landed him in the right places, with the right companies doing the right things. 

It's a SEASON PREMIERE! A new year brings a brand new season of the Marketing Major Podcast. While the name remains the same, we've got a new format and a new team to spice things up! In our first ~official~ episode, we’re going big with the longest Marketing Major episode to date because…why not? We dare you to listen to it all in one go. First, the gang talks about music streaming preferences and Alex's Big Disc Energy (spoiler alert: it was not the name of the episode). Moh speaks out against suits and pledges allegiance to the Turtleneck™️. [0:49 - 14:40] Next, we are joined by veteran podcaster Adam Rozenhart, as he walks us through his super dynamic career and outlines the importance of unapologetically dedicating yourself to your passions [14:48 - 55:47]. Then, we supplement your education with something curriculum often leaves out—what even is storytelling, and what implications might it have for your career in a digital context? [56:59 - 1:39:33] Role Reversal: In today's special Guest Segment Adam becomes the new host of the pod and turns the spotlight onto the hosts. He asks them questions about their experience in university, their plans post-undergrad, and provides some guidance for us coming out of school and into this wacky world. [1:39:41 - 1:56:57] Lastly, if you made it this far, you might as well stick it out ‘till the end for a somewhat succinct debrief and Moh’s quote(s) of the day. [1:57:05 - end] What can we say? This episode is filled with absolute gems we wouldn't dare cut out. This is the content our listeners DESERVE. Thanks for hanging with us! . . . psst. Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

We are BACK for Season 3 and our mental states are just as unstable as our internet connections. In this season prologue, we introduce the newest members of the Marketing Major team and welcome back a familiar voice. Joined by other members of the University of Alberta Marketing Association (UAMA), we warm up our podcasting muscles and chat about awkward breakout rooms, work-school-life balance, and other surprises we've noticed a month into virtual university. The episode begins with an eclectic (read: hectic) conversation with Moh, Alex, and Jenaya, discussing everything from Michael Bublé to spooky season (1:00-18:03). After that, we introduce some members of the UAMA Bunch, Kaylin, Anjika, and Braden, and discuss their experience with classes à la Zoom (18:45-37:50). Finally, we hear from UAMA members Jill and Leo, and how they've adjusted to the semester thus far (38:47-1:04:15). Thanks for hanging with us! Stay tuned for the first ~official~ episode of S3, dropping soon! . . . Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode I discuss the start of my senior year of college! I am a Marketing Major, Professional Sales concentration, and a Sociology minor at James Madison University. I discuss my goals for the school year, the classes i'm taking this semester, and just generally what's going on for me! The face masks I mentioned: https://www.etsy.com/listing/778426752/face-mask-with-nose-wire-filter-pocket?source=aw&utm_source=affiliate_window&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=us_location_buyer&utm_term=3657&utm_content=272513&awc=6220_1595291885_07503f8bd1e9acce919a9052efbdcfc0 Follow the insta: https://www.instagram.com/ttylwithalisonhuber/ Ask me a question or for advice: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQrri9zYgyUwaKsgpUzDCpCVaPvA5MUe1ezim50yovVm9m-w/viewform --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alison-huber/support

This is my last semester at SUNY Plattsburgh and I will be graduating with a degree in marketing and entrepreneurship. In December 2020 I'll be 21 years old, a college graduate, and a licensed real estate agent. In this podcast I talked about all of the classes I'm going to be taking this semester, I'm super excited to take all that I have learned in school and use it in my career. This semester being my last I was able to sign up for electives that translate directly to my future so I could not be more excited!

On episode 18, we had new University of Alberta marketing grad and host of the Marketing Major podcast, Josh Radostits come on to talk about what it's like graduating during a pandemic.We talk about his experience producing a podcast and how he was able to score Terry O'Reilly for his very last episode.Special thanks to:Thomas Thomas for lending us their music.Marketing Major podcastZGM Modern Marketing Partners

Is a marketing degree necessary? I go in-depth on the pros and cons here: Here are some notes from the video: Marketing Major, Yay or Nay? This question will dictate your entire business career. Is getting a college marketing degree right for you? Let’s find out. Getting a marketing degree from school is right for … Marketing Major, Yay or Nay? Read More »

As we say goodbye to our co-host Josh and another season of Marketing Major, we do so in the best possible way with our biggest guest to date. Somehow, we lucked out and got Josh's marketing idol, Terry O'Reilly, on this amateur show for his final send-off. Besides being Josh's idol, Terry is considered marketing royalty with his long list of international awards and other achievements. The insights he shares in this episode reveal his unique perspective of marketing and are a must-listen for anyone remotely interested in marketing. So be sure to tune in, soak up as much knowledge as you can, and maybe have a slice of carrot cake while you're at it. Don't know who Terry O'Reilly is? Well, it's time you catch up. We've compiled our favorite Terry content below to check out: Our routine, must-listen-to podcast: Under the Influence w/ Terry O'Reilly Our only marketing textbook worth reading over and over again: This I Know: Lessons From Under the Influence Our isolation, feel-good because we aren't the only ones facing career troubles podcast: We Regret to Inform You: The Rejection Podcast Thanks to everyone for listening this season! We will see you in September for Season 3 with Moh and our new co-host! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

On this episode of the podcast, we have Joyce @joycecjx on our podcast. She is a student at Sunday University studying in a Marketing Major. In addition to that, she is a dancer for @5ringsdancecrew and she also runs a small baking business called @joycebakingarmy where she bakes her signature chocolate chip cookies with sea salt and also delicious brownies. @joycebakingarmy has also appeared on the Chinese Newspaper Sin Chew daily twice. She is on our podcast today to share a bit on how she balances between running her business and living her life as a 21 year old student.

In this episode of Marketing Major, we are joined by two of the most beloved marketing professors at the University of Alberta, Onita Blankenfeldt and Webb Dussome. The conversation is more casual than the typical lecture and leads to fun discussions about what makes these two so unique as both individuals and marketing professionals. We bet you didn't know Webb toured around Europe in a rock band. Or that Onita wanted to be a butcher when she was a kid. And of course, we also dive into more marketing-specific topics and get some hot takes like: Maybe artificial intelligence is overhyped for marketing? Maybe our generation is really bad at making meaningful connections? Maybe marketing hasn't changed as much as we think? Tune in now to get a behind-the-scenes style conversation with two of the best marketing professors around! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of Marketing Major, we sit down with ASOB & UAMA alum and Marketing Manager at Londonderry Mall, Vanessa Julio (and yes we confirmed that the "J" is pronounced). If you're anything like us you've never really thought about marketing from the mall's perspective. We discuss  what really goes into to running the marketing department in a mall and some of the struggles and challenges that malls face everyday. Vanessa also shares key insights of the ins and outs of her roles and responsibilities for anyone potentially interested in pursuing a similar position.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of Marketing Major, we are joined by Pete Nguyen, former Creative Director at Berlin Communications and Partner at Sea Change Brewing Co. in Edmonton. We chat about some incredible stories from Pete's career as both a musician and a creative, from playing in punk bands and working with Lady Gaga to creating a short film as part of a marketing campaign for iRobot cleaners. Along the way, we get insight into what it takes to follow your creative ideas through to fruition and how to stand out among the crowded craft beer scene by being true to who you are. So crack a beer, preferably one from Sea Change, and come along for the ride. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of Marketing Major, we sit down with Stephanie Enders, Director of Marketing and Communications at EEDC, and Peter Bishop, Partner and Director of Conversion at ZGM Modern Marketing Partners, to talk about what it is like to market for tech companies and startups. As students, we are made aware of the future of business technology and how we need to prepare to work in this changing business environment, however these topics haven't entered marketing lectures yet. Without getting too in depth, Stephanie and Peter give us a better idea of the main differences between "traditional" and "startup" marketing as well as what we as students should expect if we choose to pursue a career in the Tech/Startup industry.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of Marketing Major, we take a detour from the usual marketing conversation and explore the booming tech industry in Edmonton with Adam Danyleyko, Community Manager at Startup Edmonton. We discuss common misconceptions about the career opportunities in Edmonton and do a deep dive into companies like Jobber, Scope AR (did you know they've worked with NASA?), MEDO.ai, and other innovative startups. Nobody really understands Big Data and AI even if they like to toss out the buzzwords... but if you'd like to understand this booming sector a little bit better, take a listen and see what a future in tech might look like for you. And, on Thursday we'll be returning to more marketing talk with another tech-inspired episode called "Marketing for Startups" with Peter Bishop and Stephanie Enders, so be sure to check back later this week!  (And good luck on those midterms, you'll crush it!)   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Berkaca dari berbagai peristiwa hari ini, mulai dari kebakaran hutan yang membasmi milyaran spesies di Australia, Banjir di berbagai kota di dunia dan Virus Novel Corona Pneumonia dari Wuhan yang menginfeksi 35 ribu jiwa dan membunuh 831 orang sampai per tanggal 9 February 2020 ini, Pemasaran menjadi sangat berbeda dan memerlukan definisi baru. simak pendapat saya tentang New Marketing Model ini.

After a brief chat about showbiz specific anxieties and an awkward age gap, I tell the story of my least favorite college course and the professor who inadvertently prepared me for my life today.

Purpose... purpose... purpose... yeah you've probably heard it before. Purposed-based marketing is one of the biggest buzzwords today besides AI and Big Data. But what does it really mean? What's the difference between purpose-based marketing and other efforts aimed at doing social good like cause-related marketing, CSR and social marketing? And why do some brands get purpose right while others seem to miss the mark? These are the questions the G.O.A.T. Puneeta McBryan will be helping answer during her second time on the show. Puneeta currently works at ZGM as an Account Director with vast knowledge on the subject and also currently holds the title for the most-streamed Marketing Major episode of all time.  If you're interested in learning more about this realm of marketing, be sure to check out Puneeta's latest blog post on ZGM here.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Episode 3 of More Than a Major presented by the McGraw School of Business.https://www.olivet.edu/marketing

In this episode Jay talks to James about her past struggles of finding the right major in college, what she likes/dislikes about her current "career" job, and shares insight on what her life has been like overall since graduating last year. Jay's Instagram: @tip_toeing_in_my_jourdansJay's Dog Everest's Instagram: @everest.adventures   - WATCH THE EPISODE ON YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMV7pu5GaX5Uyp1MbiuGmIA - JOIN THE CURRENTLY CONFUSED CLUB:https://currentlyconfused.com/ - FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/currentlyconfusedpod/ - LIKE US ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/currentlyconfusedpod/

On the 13th episode of Marketing Major, we have the pleasure of welcoming back reoccurring guest Heather Thomson (featured on Episode 4 of last season). She is on a mission to change the way students perceive retail and has a really exciting opportunity for students which she shares on the podcast. In addition, we learn how to get a pulse check of the retail industry and discuss what is currently working for retailers and what isn't. We expand on this by diving into the experiential and community-based trends of retail which leads to some really insightful conversation including Lululemon's new flagship store and spending $16 to get Cineplex popcorn delivered to your door. So if you're curious about marketing and have a few favourite brands of your own, give this episode a listen and discover a career path you might not even know existed. Looking for tickets to the Reality of Retail on November 21st, 2019? Click on this link to get yours today! Student tickets are only $2o and are 50% off for the first 50 students who sign up! (That's a free dinner, a chance to win a trip to Vancouver, and unreal networking opportunities for the price of a two fancy coffees) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

In this episode of Marketing Major, Josh sits down with lululemon's Local Social Storyteller for Edmonton, Sophia Gousios to hear the marketing insights and lessons she has learned since creating @lululemon_yeg and growing it into one of the companies largest social followings ever. She also goes into detail about marketing lululemon's first ever loyalty program created exclusively in Edmonton and more specific Edmonton initiatives like the Edmonton 10K. If you have any interest in lululemon, this episode is definitely worth a listen! And thanks again to Sophia for sharing her marketing knowledge and insight on the podcast.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Jimbob Ghostkeeper (aka Zoë) calls in to fire off some spicy takes and a harrowing tale of fired off hot sauce, and shakes things up by leading us off with Bonks, Beers Burps. Chef Chris provides some counsel on how to go a month without eating out, and introduces us to his stuffed jalapeno corners for THE BIG GAME in Chris' Kitchen. I got a lot of problems with you people and now you're gonna hear about it! As we crack open a homebrew to review, Airing of the Grievances: A Festivus Milkshake NEDIPA from Linen Closet Brewing Company. In a new ad hoc segment, "Where In The World Is Boys Night A Burpcast?" Champs the Drummer joins us on assignment from Seattle to discuss how he didn't choose the grunge lifestyle, the grunge lifestyle chose him. After weeks of build-up, hype, and anticipation, the Hendrices have plenty to report on their journey to the great white north for their annual pond hockey trip. After a nice sandwich/shower sojourn, Brett does a thought-provoking drive by that no one was really ready for, and forces us to ask “what are we doing with our lives?” … Other than playing a lot of Rock Band. Finally we wind down with What Did You Do On The Internet This Week?: Beege hates mean pranks, Chris likes animals doing things, Neal watched hockey, and Bryan laughs at laughter.

Learn about the impact of digital on content creation, which content gets the largest results and examples of companies winning the content game. In Part 1 of our episode "Creating Great Content", we are joined by Communications and Content Writer Colin Christiansen who graduated as Marketing Major in 2015. This recording is full of amazing insights and will leave you wishing there was more... oh wait there is, be on the lookout for Pt.2 coming soon! Important links below: You can find all the content Collin talks about below: Denny's Absurd Twitter - https://twitter.com/DennysDiner?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Nike FlyKnit Instagram Story - https://vimeo.com/265657349 Also, thanks Jen for sending in your question! And thanks again to CKUA Radio Station for the amazing studio space. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

Steven Borrelli is the Founder + CEO of Cuts. Born and raised in Wenatchee, WA, he headed south to San Diego State University and was a Marketing Major. After graduating and trying both sales and real estate careers, he decided to launch Cuts, The Only Shirt Worth Wearing. He moved back home, worked full-time and spent his free time putting together and fine tuning the details of what Cuts would represent. To kick off his launch he started a Kickstarter and raised $42,000 within the first month that was supported by 22+ countries. He’s created a shirt for the men who’re driven, confident, contemporary and living with purpose. Customers select from three different cuts and three different collars keeping what we wear most simple, yet sophisticated. Just recently Cut’s established a brand partnership with videographer, content creator and world traveler Matt Komo. In this episode Steven discusses you gotta go against everyone and stick to the vision, the struggles help us get you to where we want to go, be curious and put yourself out there, let things/relationships happen naturally and the mindset that no matter what, this is going to work. - If you enjoy this podcast please screenshot it & post it to your Instagram Story tagging @StevenBorrelli + @PurposeintheYouth. I appreciate it and so too does my beard! - Connect with Steven Instagram: @StevenBorrelli Check out Cuts! Instagram: @CutsClothing  Website: CutsClothing.com   Connect with your favorite bearded man, Bobbbaaaay: Instagram: @Bobbbaaaay Twitter: @Bobbbaaaay Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) Follow us on Spotify Follow us on Soundcloud Subscribe to iTunes Follow us on Instagram: @PurposeintheYouth     

Senior marketing major Kyle Niemi stopped by Finlandia Fridays this week to discuss his internship with Finnish mobile mentoring company Mesensei. Tuukka Ylälahti, the creator of Mesensei, was in an earlier episode this season, where he previewed the app and his inspiration behind it. For full show notes, visit finlandia.edu/fridays

Year in Review 2015! Welcome to Startup Life Hacks 2015, year in review! First of all I want to thank each and every one of you for having me in your ears while your driving, cooking, doing the dishes, or whatever you are doing to absorb the content. For subscribing, for sending in the great reviews. I’m doing this for YOU. I apologize for the delayed episode, but there were a lot of events this holiday season that left me out of my studio, aka my room, which involved going to LA to pick up my parents that flew in from Japan, non-stop family gatherings, and also recovering from a stomach bug that’s been going around lately in San Diego. Oh and also falling 13,000 feet in the sky, but more on that later. WHY? This is a special episode not only because it will be my last episode of this calendar year, but this will also be my first episode reflecting on this year’s accomplishments, failures, and lessons learned. Something that I feel like everyone should do even if you don’t have a business. It’s good to reflect and look back at what you’ve accomplished to see where you’ve come from and how far you’ve come since then. Now is the best time ever as we’re entering the New Year, 2016. I’ve seen some podcasters and bloggers do this and I think this was usually their best episode/blog to listen to. Mainly because it really makes it humbling to know that they are going through the same challenges I am facing as I’m running my business and I can learn a lot from their trials and errors, as well as tips on what I can do in the future to further my business. And that’s what I wanted to provide to you, and I hope you walk out of here with a few takeaways before this episode is over. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN In this episode you will know a little bit more about me, in case you haven’t listened to my awful first episode. How I started with podcasting earlier this February to this current episode and everything in between. And a little bonus! What’s in store for Startup Life Hacks for 2016! BACKGROUND So a quick background about me. I am a Master’s of Engineering student in Electrical Engineering at San Diego State University. Go AZTECS! http://startuplifehacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/sdsu.gif ()   I was born in the Philippines, but raised here in San Diego, part of the reason why I’ve lost my accent and adopted the California tongue. I grew up very traditional. I was taught the traditional values of going to school and getting good grades to get a safe and secure job with benefits. Stay with the company for 20 years to get a pension to live a “comfortable” life. Sound familiar? I’m not saying that this is a bad route to take, because most people take this route. I’m just saying that I found out later that this was not the route for me. And seeing as though you are listening to this podcast, we are on the same boat. SCHOOL I’ve always felt that I would fuse technology and business together and make a living out of it. I was always good at math at a young age (In fact I was usually first to complete the multiplication table in elementary school whenever we had a contest). http://startuplifehacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/times-table-12x12.gif () And even though I was a shy kid while growing up, I had a good sense of putting things where they need to be visually. Not many people know this, but I was originally a Marketing Major my Freshman year of college, hoping to be the next real estate Mogul. It wasn’t until I took a one year leave of absence after the first year and returned to college, when I took a pivot and switched to electrical engineering to put my math to good use. TWO COMPANIES Between that change to earlier this year was a crazy one. I tried starting two companies. The first was a shopping cart theft prevention company we called Find Cart. Placed top 3 in a business plan competition with no prior business experience. That didn’t...

   Sol Adventures -The specific purpose of this foundation is to assist disenfranchised individuals, especially youth and women to discover their gifts, share them with the world and reconnect to their community. The foundation facilitates and provides needed services to these individuals through education, advocacy, empowerment and program implementation.  Our JAMAICA Program is based in the hills of Lucea, Jamaica and we work with 4 orphanages along the North Coast. Our LA Garden Program is located at the Crenshaw Community Garden 1423 Crenshaw Blvd,LA,CA 90019.We are a 501 (c) 3 non profit foundation which empowers at risk individuals discover their culture and themselves, be mentored along their paths, to be enriched thorough music, art, gardening, capoeria, reggae, and drumming, These programs are offered free of charge to at risk youth in Los Angeles and orphans in Jamaica. We now are proud to offer a gardening program at the Crenshaw Community Garden to youth in the LA area. Anyone wishing to donate, sponsor, volunteer or participate in our program feel free to contact us here on FB or at info@soladventurersfoundation.org  www.palas1.org  Marketing Director Carla M Dummerauf (AKA CHICKMELION) of CHICKMELIONbyDesign (c) and CHICKMELIONfreelance(c) is an online Marketing solopreneur providing professional WRITING, MARKETING and DESIGN services for anyone who is looking to brand themselves in the public's eye... I am backed by well over 20 years' experience and am trained as a  Marketing Major, Graphics Design and Communications expert.  way or another we always have a choice! Which one will it be for you?  chickmelion@yahoo.com call 661-467-2407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

  Roslyn Ellison is the Co-founder and Director of TrenchTown Reading Centre [TRC] , an  Education Centre & Community Library (Non-profit • No Fee) which encourages, educates and empower the youth living in Trenchtown JA. The Centre is unique, a first of its kind in a community polarized by persistent poverty and local tribal politics. TRC is an oasis which gives hope, continuity, nurtures talent and changes lives. A place where life is enriched by reading, learning, creating and  sharing.   Carla M Dummerauf (AKA CHICKMELION) of  CHICKMELIONbyDesign (c) and CHICKMELIONfreelance(c) is an online Marketing solopreneur providing professional WRITING, MARKETING and DESIGN services for anyone  who is looking to brand themselves in the public's eye... I am backed by well over 20 years experience and am trained as a Marketing Major, Graphics Design and  Communications expert. There's a lot of talent and a lot of heart that goes into my projects but that's not why I'm here! I   may be a business woman... but I am a human being first  and a humanitarian next. I am very vocal and active with    issues related to hunger, justice, literacy and humanity. I     make no apologies about it!... I firmly believe we will either   all learn to stand together or cause each and every one of    us to fall... together!!!!!!!.... One way or another we always    have a choice! Which one will it be for you?      chickmelion@yahoo.com     call 661-467-2407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com      http://www.trenchtownreadingcentre.com/

Carla M Dummerauf (AKA CHICKMELION) of CHICKMELIONbyDesign (c) and CHICKMELION freelance(c) is an online Marketing solopreneur providing professional WRITING, MARKETING and DESIGN services for anyone who is looking to brand them selves in the public's eye... I am backed by well over 20 years experience and am trained as a Marketing Major, Graphics Design and Communications expert. There's  a lot of talent and a lot of heart that goes into my projects but that's not why I'm here! I may be a business woman... but I am a human being first and a humanitarian next. I am very vocal and active with issues related to hunger, justice, literacy and humanity.     I make no apologies  about it!... I firmly believe we will either  all learn to stand together or cause each and every one of     us to fall...  together!!!!!!!.... One way or another we always have a choice! Which one will it be for you?       chickmelion@yahoo.com    call 661-467-2407         caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com       www.palas1.org  

   A Caribbean Radio show Congratulation! Flying Squirrel you have captured our hearts with your wonderful smile.  Etched in history will be your accomplishment. You achieved what many before only dreamed of.  The impossible looks so much better all because of you Miss Gabby Douglas, To many you defeated Victoria Komova of Russia to become the first African-American gymnast to win an all-around gold medal, but to many other like me is much more than meets the eye.  Carla M Dummerauf (AKA CHICKMELION) of CHICKMELIONbyDesign (c) and CHICKMELIONfreelance(c) is an online Marketing solopreneur providing professional  WRITING, MARKETING and DESIGN services for anyone who is looking to brand themselves in the public's eye... I am backed by well over 20 years experience and am trained as a  Marketing Major, Graphics Design and  Communications expert. There's  a lot of talent and a lot of heart that goes into my projects but that's not why I'm here! I may be a business woman... but I am a human being first and a humanitarian next. I am very vocal and active with issues related to hunger, justice, literacy and humanity. I  make no apologies about it!... I firmly believe we will either all learn to stand together or cause each and every one of  us to fall... together!!!!!!!.... One way or another we always  have a choice! Which one will it be for you?   chickmelion@yahoo.com   call 661-467-2407   caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

Carla M Dummerauf (AKA CHICKMELION) of CHICKMELIONbyDesign (c) and CHICKMELIONfreelance(c) is an online Marketing solopreneur providing professional WRITING, MARKETING and DESIGN services for anyone who is looking to brand themselves in the public's eye... I am backed by well over 20 years experience and am trained as a  Marketing Major, Graphics Design and Communications expert. There's  a lot of talent and a lot of heart that goes into my projects but that's not why I'm here! I may be a business woman... but I am a human being first and a humanitarian next. I am very vocal and active with issues related to hunger, justice, literacy and humanity. I make no apologies about it!... I firmly believe we will either all learn to stand together or cause each and every one of us to fall... together!!!!!!!.... One way or another we always have a choice! Which one will it be for you?  chickmelion@yahoo.com   call 661-467-2407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

A native of the Brooklyn streets of New York City, Catherine S Warren's introduction of “The KittyRose LyfeStyle” features eye opening conversations about community issues that affects us all. As a Marketing major her resume includes; Modeling, a Dancer and a Creative Fashion Stylist. In 1998 she set forth the path of entrepreneurship and in 2003 left Corporate America. However after ending her marriage of 8 years & 3 children later, in 2006 Catherine began the branding of “The KittyRose LyfeStyle”. As with any business and as Marketing Major, Catherine took on all hats of advertising her brand, which took on videography. 2014 Producing Radio led to the evolution of Catherine finding her passion to tell stories of the past to understand and change the future for the BETTER, Catherine decided to hear the call and once again become an Ordained Minister. After ending her term at The Mary J. Blige Center, she became a Community Field and Studio Producer for Public Access TV and in 2016 Created & Hosted a weekly talk-show call “Natural Sessions” Directing & Shooting Television gave Catherine in 2016, the drive to Direct, Filmed & Edit her 1st Short Documentary “The UNTITLED Journey”, which was invited in 2018 to screen at NBFF, the longest Black Film Festival in the US. Producing Television, Directing her first film, Catherine is now producing and performing her One Woman Comedic Satire Monologue “#IAMYOU”. Here is the Trailer: https://youtu.be/RF3Fjz9fpYw Website: https://iamyouvirtualshow.uscreen.io Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations