Over the years, brands have been moving their marketing teams in-house, and they’ve also been making them leaner. As a result, they are more heavily relying on outside talent to tackle their project-based marketing needs. In turn, more folks are responding to the call, whether it’s freelancing as their full-time... read more →
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American Marketing Association’s San Francisco chapter has done it again! This year, the annual Marketing Career Accelerator, arguably the paragon of career advancement events in the Bay Area, was held again in General Assembly’s ample and welcoming San Francisco location, and it didn’t disappoint. With a resume review station, a... read more →
When Aliza Pollack walked to the front of the room and faced the rows of chairs taken up by an attentive audience, she gave a smile that effused warmth and authenticity. There to present Customer Journey Mapping: The Swiss Army Knife of Insight Tools, Aliza, a qualitative research strategist, unpacked... read more →
At the event, Marketing Practices & Ethics: Operating in the Grey Zones, held in Oakstop’s event space in Oakland’s thriving business district, a panel of speakers shared their insights regarding privacy concerns and best practices to help steer marketers into transparency and ethical marketing practices. Deftly moderated by Lisa Gibello,... read more →
Who better to bridge the gap between marketing and PR than the American Marketing Association of San Francisco (AMA SF) and the Public Relations Society of America, San Francisco (PRSA-SF). At their partnered event, Getting Creative with your PR: Leveraging Creative to Make Better Pitches, a panel comprised of three... read more →
Advancing the community. Building partnerships. Providing opportunities. This was the order of business at the recent Diversity & Inclusion Speed Networking event, a joint venture by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) San Francisco and the San Francisco chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMASF). In attendance were nine... read more →