Podcast #27--Mitchell Reichgut: Social Rules: How social media is re-writing the advertising rules of engagement

10/17/11 • -1 min

Social networking is the most profound media phenomenon since the birth of the Web. As advertisers frantically chase earned media validation, Facebook fans, and viral video stardom, we'll look behind the scenes at what's working and what's not. We'll analyze strategies, debunk myths, and decode the structures and technologies that make social media marketing tick.
Presentation by Mitchell Reichgut, founder and CEO, The Jun Group

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Podcast #26--Robb High: The Transformation of Agencies

The marketing communications world has changed more in the last ten years than in the previous 40. Agencies of today look and act much differently then they did in the 90’s. They’ve had to in order to thrive, or even survive. The good news, or bad news--depending one’s the point of view-- is that even more change will take place over the next five years. This presentation is about forecasting some of changes to come and what multi-cultural agencies, in particular, need to do to adapt.

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Podcast #28--CMO Fireside Chat: Joakim Wijkstrom, CMO, Perry Ellis, International

Join us as we dive into the mind of Joakim "Kim" Wijkstrom, CMO of Hispanic-owned Perry Ellis International, Inc. A leading designer, distributor and licensor of men's and women's apparel, accessories and fragrances, PEI has a sophisticated U.S. Hispanic marketing platform. The company owns multiple internationally recognized brands and continues to successfully cater to the Hispanic market.
Joining PEI in 2011 as CMO, Wijkstrom oversees the Marketing, Creative, Social Networking and E-Commerce departments with stewardship responsibility for over 30 brands. With many years of experience in launching and managing successful campaigns for iconic brands, he seeks to more clearly define the company’s brand positioning, advertising and promotions.
Moderator: Aldo Quevedo, President, Dieste, Inc.