Chicago Blackhawks – You work for the NHL's marketing department.
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Is this squirrel secretly employed by the GoPro marketing department?
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"I'm also the marketing department, development and H.R.," she said.
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Back then, its marketing department didn't find the idea sexy.
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Over the years, the marketing department has expanded alongside the hospital.
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In July, Uber laid off 400 people from its marketing department.
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We're-- training our whole marketing department to be more digitally oriented.
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Perhaps the Sotheby's marketing department forgot: Midas' touch was actually a curse.
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Their marketing department has spent considerable time and energy trolling the Lakers.
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WPP has more than 100 employees embedded in Best Buy's marketing department.
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At the time, Wojcicki was working in the marketing department at Intel.
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But still, the NHL's marketing department can't be thrilled with this, can it?
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But then, Uber's marketing department is now, give or take, just 800 people.
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There is an entire puzzle with the marketing department that deliberately inspires joy.
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Jope is a Unilever (UL) veteran, having joined its marketing department in 1985.
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She also works as a research assistant for the business school's marketing department.
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The studies behind these stories are often developed by a company's marketing department.
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In the Bundesliga's marketing department, too, there would have been no little joy.
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Lionsgate's marketing department turned each of those potential misfires into a major hit.
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But the marketing department at Disney Plus is just getting started, Mr. Earley said.
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What does that mean, and how has the marketing department contributed to that effort?
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Once the NHL marketing department starts promoting something, you know it's run its course.
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Pichai can finally call up his own chipset guys, not to mention his marketing department.
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Before that, Gabriel Stricker, Twitter's former vice president for communications, also oversaw the marketing department.
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"ARM" sounds a lot cooler than "Adjustable Rate Mortgage" - smart marketing department at Chase Bank!
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Ms. Glauber managed the marketing department of her family's electrical-supply business for several years.
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I was 23 and starting a new job in the marketing department at Look magazine.
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Lo tried to sell the concept with examples that had clearly gone through the marketing department.
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He is now a professor in the marketing department at Salem State University in Salem, Mass.
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AT&T's marketing department insists that the public will see "unforeseen innovation" as these networks come online.
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But Mr. Kaufman said it was a "significant undertaking" that was being run by the marketing department.
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How is your marketing department structured today, and how has it evolved over the past two decades?
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"The S is attracting a lot of women," said Mary Ann Capo, part of Chrysler's marketing department.
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Women working in distilleries, to this day, are mostly found in the visitor centre or marketing department.
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Christina Romero* was 24 when she got a job in the marketing department of a large fashion company.
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The marketing department at Fresh Balls claims that sales have increased by "22015 percent" since this past January.
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Photo: Sean Gallup (Getty)On Monday, Uber announced it had laid off a third of its marketing department.
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Ms. Roche, 32, is a ticket services representative in the marketing department at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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In 2010, Williams was working in the marketing department for consumer product giant Procter & Gamble selling Pampers online.
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And, he created a soft-scripted show, "Free Radio," that was fully funded through Vh1's integrated marketing department.
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About 1163 people in Uber's marketing department were laid off across its 75 offices globally, according to the company.
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That may be the line from the marketing department, but the engineering and design folks clearly take it seriously.
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Kathy Burden, who works in Cisco's marketing department, is one of the employees who responded positively to Robbins' email.
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I want to like this concept, I really do, but Toyota's marketing department is making it so, so hard.
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He doesn't plan to focus these new resources strictly on the sales and marketing department, as you might expect.
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Google's Googley takeover For the second year in a row, Google's marketing department went a bit overboard at CES.
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The marketing department shared an 11-by-17 congratulatory poster of me with associates at all of our locations.
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There was a time when a social media marketing department was considered a "nice to have" by big corporations.
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The intent is not to be political or partisan, said Lauren Sliter, who runs the marketing department at Dictionary.
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Staff in the sports-marketing department were among those who at times went to strip clubs, sources told the Journal.
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McClendon works for Nike Swim's marketing department and recently accepted a senior marketing position at OshKosh, a children's clothing company.
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But the amateur athlete is the product, and everybody in the system is paid: the coaches, administrators, the marketing department.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Ms Li has a day job in the marketing department of one of China's biggest tech firms.
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When Apple's marketing department has success with an ad, it likes to try to repeat it using a similar formula.
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He and Mark Zuckerberg were roommates at Harvard, and early on, Mr. Hughes ran the company's communications and marketing department.
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The grapes that make such wines are often described as "neutral," not a word dreamed up in the marketing department.
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For the Warriors, the precision of Stephen Curry's shooting has been matched only by the prescience of their marketing department.
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Lego's marketing department is made up of around 1,900 people, including incubator Creative Play Lab and an in-house agency.
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What secured the nomination were two things: the movie's extraordinary quality and the perspicacious marketing department at Netflix's documentary division.
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Evidently their marketing department is feeling particularly punchy after the most recent Apple event, which included some a new MacBook Pro.
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It's a bit of magical thinking from a marketing department, but it still leaves us feeling far from this imagined future.
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Love has a different meaning in your life than it does to the Beatles or to a car company's marketing department.
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They are going to build you a complicated, buggy website money pit that your marketing department will be married to indefinitely.
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And Facebook has now become a companywide concern, rather than one confined to the marketing department, for a slew of advertisers.
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Whether you're on the manufacturing floor or in the marketing department, the importance of relationships in the workforce can't be understated.
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As usual, the Super Bowl is a time for advertising agencies and corporate marketing department to show off their best stuff.
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Mühlhausen's marketing department has questioned, well, history, and has suggested that the site is still perfectly OK for a sausage theater.
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The teams also work with Netflix's overall marketing department to tie the brand deals into the broader show and movie campaigns.
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The marketing department has an interest, though — the team sells a mantis finger puppet for $14, and mantis masks for $45.
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" AG, her Creative Director, is a bespectacled gangly genius, so smart he could be running the marketing department of Hitachi. "Yeah!
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"We don't follow the traditional playbook; we don't even have a traditional marketing department," John Schoolcraft, Oatly US's creative director, said.
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Mr. Hanlon, 62, is the social media manager in the communications and marketing department of the Maryland Transit Administration in Baltimore.
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The couple met in the fall of 2014 as co-workers in the marketing department of a software company in Manhattan.
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The groom's father is a digital media production specialist in the communications and marketing department of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
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She's been a reliable generator of hits, including building an entire Thursday-night lineup that ABC's marketing department has dubbed #TGIT.
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As the "owner" of the customer within a business, the most important thing for any marketing department was building brand preference.
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Dahle said the marketing department did not have the power to veto safety engineers and that he ultimately agreed with the decision.
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Briskman said she had been at the company for about 6½ months before the incident, and was working in the marketing department.
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Lending startup Neyber, which has raised millions from Goldman Sachs, laid off 13% of staff in its marketing department to cut costs.
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I asked a trainee working in Didi's marketing department to talk more specifically about the company's strategies for dealing with click fraud.
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She has been a reliable generator of hits, including building an entire Thursday night lineup that ABC's marketing department has dubbed #TGIT.
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"Most of the work is conceptual in some form," said Ms. Verhoeven, who used to work in the marketing department at Sotheby's.
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"Most of the work is conceptual in some form," said Ms. Verhoeven, who used to work in the marketing department at Sotheby's.
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Warner's vast marketing department saved the day in those cases, using slick ads to power films like "Suicide Squad" to big openings.
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"NASCAR fans don't follow a geographic team, they follow a driver," said Eric Anderson, chair of the marketing department at Northwestern University.
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But every team in sports with any semblance of a marketing department has its own version of the Fan Patrol or Fun Police.
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Wojcicki, who was working in the marketing department at Intel at the time, needed help with the rent at her four-bedroom house.
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Like the movie's producers—and most likely Disney's entire marketing department—Favreau doesn't quite know what to call whatever The Lion King is.
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My first job out of college was working in what was more or less a marketing department of a car dealership in Ohio.
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Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Gefen&aposs team of about 20 was integrated into Wix&aposs 300-person marketing department.
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General Motors' latest offering is so far from sexy, it doesn't even have a clever name created by the marketing department via focus group.
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But ADNOC has decided to set up the trading business within its existing marketing department rather than going for a separate JV trading firm.
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That means Westworld's marketing department must be even worse at their jobs then the "Make Sure the Robots Don't Murder All The Guests" department.
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If that pans out, we can only hope the marketing department comes up with a poster that's less demeaning and violent than this number.
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This means that the media company becomes a native advertising creative agency with an absurdly expensive brand marketing department formerly known as the newsroom.
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Its recruiting ability suffered, and its marketing department was forced to embark on a long and expensive campaign to win back the public's trust.
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Ms. Garagiola, new to the team's marketing department, was given a tour of the stadium by Mr. Longosz, then the team's coordinator of scouting.
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"They said they hadn't seen someone do that in year and appreciated the extra effort," said Gershonson, a marketing department media manager in Los Angeles.
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"I'd like to make absolutely clear we never violated any animal rights," Valery Bogatov, the head of Art-Msk's video marketing department, told the Telegraph.
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"We will be giving nothing else at the moment; we'll be leaving it to our marketing department," the person told Motherboard in a phone call.
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She alleged that her direct supervisor, Nicholas Ferris, sexually assaulted her and provided her opiates while she worked selling newsletter subscriptions in the marketing department.
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Blame for Scion's failure to meet shifting tastes among young buyers did not lie with the design studios, Mr. Barnum said, but with the marketing department.
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Formula One currently lacks a marketing department and has derived much of its revenue from television rights and race hosting fees, with Ecclestone making the deals.
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Under Armour (UAA) conducted an internal review of marketing department spending, and as a result fired two executives last week, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Whatever OnePlus' marketing department may tell you, there's no such thing as a no-compromise phone, even when you are spending more than a thousand dollars.
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The deep cuts and layoffs also ate away at advertising budgets and decades of industry experience, said two sources who worked at Kraft Heinz's marketing department.
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It would be easy to dismiss that as a buzzword invented by the marketing department if it were not for all those sensors aboard every A350.
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Uber, in an attempt to slash costs and make operations more efficient, recently announced it was laying off one-third of its 1,200-person marketing department.
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And they'll be hatin', too: This mouse replacement offers a compact, more accurate, and more ergonomic pointing solution that will have the marketing department totally jealous.
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Since the takeover by Liberty, F1 has set up a marketing department for the first time and created a digital and over-the-top television strategy.
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After months of searching for a job, he started on Friday in the marketing department of Bareburger, a fast-growing restaurant chain founded in Astoria, Queens.
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Krovatin: Always assume the marketing department will do nothing for you, or will do what a non-metalhead thinks is metal: think Judd Nelson from Airheads.
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Is she really the talented prospect we've been led to believe she is, or have we been fooled by the sorcery of the UFC's marketing department?
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Amanda Kamen Phingbodhipakkiya and Jason Yue Shen met in the fall of 2014 as co-workers in the marketing department of a software company in Manhattan.
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The club is likely to sell high-value players during next month's European transfer window, and its marketing department is trying to renegotiate key sponsorship agreements.
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Here's what the process looks like, according to Amazon's marketing department: Correction: An earlier version of this story reported that Amazon's new internet-connected camera was $140.
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Working as a copy writer in the marketing department of a large health system when you're a size 26 is, for lack of a better word, complicated.
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Sony's marketing department handled promotional work, riffing off videos, concept artwork, and materials from Sucker Punch so they were able to devise messaging that suited the game.
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Prior to 22.6, the bulk of Salesforce's capital, in terms of acquisitions, was spent moving the company beyond tools for salespeople and straight into the marketing department.
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Milton's belief that quality is the best form of advertising ran so strong in the company's culture that it didn't launch a marketing department until the 1960s.
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O'Hagan's experience at Virgin Atlantic Airways started great: As a 20-something, the New Zealand native landed her dream job in the marketing department in New York.
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Holland, 46, produces concerts and other events as a director in the marketing department of Pandora Media, the internet radio company; her office is in New York.
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"I think what we did was disprove the myth that it's too hard to take collective action," said Celie O'Neil-Hart, who works in YouTube's marketing department.
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He joined the marketing department at United Artists and soon became assistant to Max Youngstein, one of the partners who had resuscitated the studio in the 1950s.
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The only skeptical note came from an earnest young man named Bekarys Nurumbetov, who is leads the marketing department of Kazakhtelecom, the nation's phone and broadband goliath.
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But mistakes on this level don't lie solely with the CEO, the designer or the marketing department, says Tulin Erdem, professor of marketing at New York University.
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Just the presence of a smartphone is a distraction, according to Adrian Ward, an assistant professor in the marketing department at the University of Texas at Austin.
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John Jay, now global president of creative at Japanese retailer Uniqlo's parent company Fast Retailing, had no agency experience when he came to Wieden from Bloomingdale's marketing department.
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"We need to reach out to [independent restaurants] one at a time, and our marketing department has done a good job of turning the phones around," Mallett said.
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Moore, who works in the marketing department at Morehead State University, finally married his husband last Halloween, and shortly thereafter began planning a way to show his pride.
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Ms. Campbell said the efforts were backed up by a 2016 survey by the airport's marketing department that asked fliers what they wanted most from their airport experience.
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"Studios used to be able to buy an opening weekend — O.K., marketing department, here's a movie that isn't very good, make it open," said Mr. Squire, the professor.
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The marketing department must have been firing on all cylinders when it appropriated that term from the pro-life movement for its empty-rhetoric press-release-oriented policy.
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The price slump generated the $350 million hit to Glencore's marketing department as product sales lagged the company's own production to the tune of around 1143,300 tonnes of cobalt.
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"5G E" is a lie: it's a form of 4G known as gigabit LTE, which is not understood to be 5G by anyone other than AT&T's marketing department.
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"Also, reading the articles in this book provides an introduction for my students to other faculty in the Marketing Department, with which they can take higher level elective courses."
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"If it's in the environment, it's almost like it's calling out to us," said Adrian Ward, assistant professor in the marketing department at the University of Texas at Austin.
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He is expected to spend time with New Balance's marketing department, digital and social teams and footwear and apparel design arms and the company's sports laboratory in Lawrence, Mass.
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Though Peloton's marketing department may be feeling the heat this week thanks to a controversial holiday ad, it's far from the first brand to be criticized for its advertising.
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Just over two years ago, Ms. Clark traded her mortarboard for a hard hat to work in the marketing department of JDS Development Group, where she is now a director.
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Besides being a toy, Barbie has become a cultural lightning rod for depictions of women, and a derisive synonym for "fake," something that has pained Mattel's marketing department for years.
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After Mr. Cagney acknowledged the relationship with the woman in the marketing department, he promised the board he would not do anything like it again, three of the people said.
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Some employees in the marketing department had decided to photoshop his face into the image; this, they thought, was a great way to project a diverse image to prospective students.
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Stefano Gabbana has been on a much-needed social media cleanse (up until November 2nd), so maybe he kept himself busy by meddling with the marketing department for this series.
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But there are bright spots here, especially in the HFPA's increased willingness to embrace movies made in languages other than English, and especially if you work for Netflix's marketing department.
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The beverage has become such an autumn staple that it has given Starbucks the de facto authority to declare the start of the season whenever its marketing department deems most opportune.
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"You have two people who are creations of the Fox News marketing department and know their audience, took a poll and said 'we'd better still be with the president,'" Lockhart said.
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Reshoring is more suited to the luxury goods market, according to Jeffrey Silberman, the chairman of the textile development and marketing department at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
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Sarah Palin, Alabama politician Roy Moore and former congressman Joe Walsh are among those who have lashed out at Cohen in advance, essentially turning themselves into ambassadors for Showtime's marketing department.
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Judging by the increasingly jargon-laced emails from pot companies in my inbox, touting their "cannabis lifestyle" products and services, most of that money has been shoveled into the marketing department.
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Rooms range in size from 0.93 to 1,615 square feet and will cost from $370 to $660 per night, according to Alessandro Benedetti, a director of Kempinski's sales and marketing department.
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I worked at a car dealership for just under a year after college in a marketing department, and I learned quite a bit about how dealerships buy, sell, and price cars.
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"If he wants to start a trade war, there'll be a negative impact on Indiana," said Sudesh Mujumdar, chair of the economics and marketing department at the University of Southern Indiana.
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So again, what the newsroom is doing right now is really very much aligned with what our colleagues in the marketing department are doing, or in the product department are doing.
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This was an unjustified action on the part of our marketing department, and we apologize, first of all, to our esteemed partner Intercommerz Bank, as well as to you, our dear clients.
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"Did anyone in the marketing department say 'Straight Outta Compton' really has potential with older white men?" said Marty Kaplan, a professor of entertainment and media at the University of Southern California.
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"What was meant as pure satire by our marketing department, has clearly offended some people and looking at the video, I could understand why," Uli Behringer wrote in the now-deleted post.
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Nornickel, the world's largest palladium producer, observed significant tightness in the London and Zurich palladium ingot market in January, Anton Berlin, head of Nornickel's marketing department, told Reuters via Nornickel's press service.
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In the past, I've interned in the publicity and marketing department of an independent publishing company in New York, where I did research, mailed books to influencers, and generated audience-engagement reports.
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While Ms. Smith was a lawyer, she was working in the firm's marketing department, not as a lawyer, during the period she said she used cocaine to deal with alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
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"Everyone — from the celebrities to the crew to the marketing department — was a straight 10, and I would absolutely work with all of them again on a show that doesn't have this baggage."
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Not that Too Faced needs any guidance in the marketing department: The beauty brand got into the lip-plumping game over a decade ago with Lip Injection, which quickly became a cult classic.
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AND I'M FORTUNATE THAT I GET TO EXPRESS MYSELF THROUGH GOPRO AND WORK WITH SOME OF THE MOST TALENTED PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, WHETHER THEY'RE PRODUCT DESIGNERS OR PEOPLE IN OUR MARKETING DEPARTMENT.
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It was like Kia's design team had tried to make a quirky and out-there concept but the suits in the marketing department asked them to dial it back at the last minute.
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Everyone — from the celebrities to the crew to the marketing department — was a straight 10, and I would absolutely work with all of them again on a show that doesn't have this baggage.
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Besides, if someone were to lock lightsticks, you'd think the overeager Disney marketing department would be going to town promoting the toys for Christmas, not to mention put a saber in the trailers somewhere.
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The marketing department wanted to make the Big Kid look more like the TurboBooster on the shelves of big box retailers, Dahle, the Evenflo engineer, said in a deposition in Jillian's case last year.
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Data from Dubai's Tourism and Commerce Marketing department shows 291,662 Chinese travelers visited the desert emirate in the first quarter of 2019; retail analysts expect the majority of that to be lost this quarter.
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Kevin O'Keefe, who works for the Red Sox marketing department, was showing half a dozen friends around Fenway Park when they noticed a man who resembled the former press secretary a few seats away.
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Case in point: Rodrigo Zuloaga, now the head of new product development, was our entire marketing department in the early days, as well as the person in charge of e-commerce and trademark law.
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"There are so many pricing models that are available right now that it's truly difficult to identify what is 'regular price," Priya Raghubir, marketing department chair at NYU's Stern School of Business, told BuzzFeed.
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"Should this additional volume ... be exported, it would impact a cargo scheduled for the local market," read one email sent from an official in the company's domestic marketing department to its international trade unit.
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She stopped hearing from Etsy employees in the marketing department who had helped her promote her business, and she said Etsy was pressuring her to offer cheaper shipping rates, which cuts into her profits.
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While, on the flip side, the marketing department gets to track which content has the biggest impact on the customers sales reps are talking to — with the promise being improved ROI on that marketing content.
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Mr. Picker began his career in the marketing department at United Artists and rose to become head of marketing and production at 31, a vice president by the mid-303s and then, in 1969, president.
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The NPS must have failed to loop in its marketing department about this absurd sales ban policy, which allows soda and sugar-sweetened beverages in plastic containers to be sold in parks but not water.
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Coupe, who grew up in West Sussex and enjoys playing the guitar and cycling, was a graduate trainee at consumer goods giant Unilever who then moved to Tesco's marketing department before joining Asda in 1993.
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Uber is laying off about one third of its 1,200-person strong marketing department in an effort to slash costs and make operations more efficient following its public debut and first quarter losses of $1 billion.
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I check my emails and remember that I have to get a senior colleague to sign my application form for the Young Engineer of the Year award that our Marketing department persuaded me to apply to.
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I am very restricted in terms of who I may video or photograph, as NSB Reiseboro (who provides the crew) and their marketing department, are very anxious about the way people are perceived on social media.
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The highlight of the exhibition is Finnish artist Pilvi Takala's "The Trainee" (2008), an installation and video project that she created while working in the marketing department at professional services firm Deloitte under the pseudonym Johanna.
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The marketing department of Eindhoven, a Dutch city that was blighted by unemployment in the late 1990s but has subsequently become a technology and design hub, open-sourced a new visual identity and typeface in 2013.
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"A movie studio has to answer to a marketing department, and to shareholders, to ensure the broadest audience possible for its product; it tends to err on the side of caution as a result," he said.
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"Pagers were important to have because it was a signal that you were an important, busy person," said Joseph Nunes, chairman of the marketing department at the University of Southern California, who specializes in status marketing.
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A liaison between the marketing department and the sales, public relations and product development staff, this role is responsible for estimating the demand for an organization's tech product or service and identifying potential markets for such products.
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Having a marketing department can make marketing activities feel separate, the report suggested, whereas direct-to-consumer businesses like beauty subscription company Birchbox try to consider the role of brand and marketing in all of its teams.
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Mr. Alba, 59, who started his business in 2006 after stints at the knitwear labels Ballantyne and Malo, has no marketing department or digital communications division (he posts on Instagram himself, where he has about — 14,303 followers).
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After her manager told her she'd need an MBA to join the marketing department, Rubio left school and began working as a social media consultant in LA for food trucks, small businesses, and movies, Rubio told Fortune.
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Within her own institution, for example, the Stedelijk's marketing department was mulling ways to increase the number of international visitors, who account for around 35 percent of the museum's admissions, with the remaining 65 percent Dutch locals.
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"Everyone - from the celebrities to the crew to the marketing department - was a straight 10, and I would absolutely work with all of them again on a show that doesn't have this baggage," Schwarzenegger said in a statement.
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And it's possible that Warner Bros.' marketing department was trying to learn from some of the lessons of Batman v Superman, which infamously spoiled both the Wonder Woman and Doomsday reveals in trailers months before the film arrived.
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Look for "relentless curiosity" Claude Ritter, Founder of BOOK A TIGER and Delivery Hero Every employee has to see themselves as responsible for "growth hacking," not just the person labeled growth hacker and not only the marketing department.
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Europe's aviation safety regulator is still carrying out the certification process of the C919 jet, Zhang Xiaoguang, general manager of COMAC's sales and marketing department, said on the sidelines of a conference organised by Airfinance Journal in Shanghai.
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On one hand, no professional sports slogan is looking more prescient than "Own the Future," a bet the Milwaukee Bucks' marketing department previously made on the potential of the franchise's two best players, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jabari Parker.
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Europe's aviation safety regulator is still carrying out the certification process of the C919 jet, Zhang Xiaoguang, general manager of COMAC's sales and marketing department, said on the sidelines of a conference organized by Airfinance Journal in Shanghai.
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The board learned separately that Mr. Cagney was in a relationship at that time with a woman in SoFi's marketing department, said the people briefed on the deliberations, who declined to be identified because the details are confidential.
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From the looks of what the ABC marketing department is trying to sell viewers, sticking your head in the sand is a pretty soothing alternative to dealing with problems directly — especially if that sand happens to be in Paradise.
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Whether Fabian convinced Kovac in practice that he deserved another shot, or if there was some sort of push from the marketing department, it was surprising to see Fabian make his first start of the season on September 17th.
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Even despite laying off 400 employees from its marketing department in July (a move that wasn't counted in this earnings report but will be reflected in the third quarter), the company said this number likely wouldn't be going down.
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Customer conversations often jump from one channel to the next, perhaps starting with an email and moving to a phone call, posing another problem for a company's marketing department and how it can possibly measure return of investment (ROI).
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Bonkers, founded three years ago by Brian Bonnett (president and CEO), Jade Throgmorton (creative director), and Stallings Stumm, who heads the marketing department, has made a name for itself making toys focused on influencers and other digital-media properties.
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The kits seem to have become a very popular present (or at least, the 23andMe marketing department would like us to think so); we're told they are perfect for everyone from the men in your life to your mom.
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"Unless someone is raped on stage you're not going to be seeing anti-sexual assault campaigns from any mainstream music festival," says Chris*, who spent 4 years working in the marketing department at one of the UK's top festival promoters.
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It's also a challenge for T-Mobile's marketing department, which has been rolling out Uncarrier features as surprise value-adds for customers, but now faces a world in which the basic plan offers degraded internet and the real thing costs extra.
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I made the decision to go this route because after Cambridge University Press had accepted both volumes for publication, its marketing department then demanded that I cut 193 pages from each volume in order to make it easier to sell them.
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The company's mea culpa doesn't acknowledge why so many people were angry—that a large company and its marketing department thought that it would be fair game to clap-back on a journalist who has written critically about their products.
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Maryam Banikarim, Hyatt Hotels' chief marketing officer, said that while most executives outside the marketing department had long been aware of the impact that social media interactions can have on their companies, the presidential election drove the point solidly home.
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Meng Yadong, director at the marketing department of Sinopec Gas Company, told an industry seminar that the company sees China's natural gas market largely in balance this winter season, which typically starts in mid-November and ends in mid-March next year.
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"It's their own executive that they said they have a silent donation where they tried to help people to help Hillary," he said, referencing a report by Fox News's Tucker Carlson that described an email sent by Google's Multicultural Marketing department head.
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Asking prices will start at $1.215 million for a studio, $1.3 million for a one-bedroom, $2.225 million for a two-bedroom and $1033 million for a three-bedroom, according to the marketing department at Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, which is handling sales.
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When a consumer internalizes a brand as part of who they are, the consumer becomes a one-man, one-woman marketing department for free, willing to proactively advocate on behalf of the brand and defend it when the brand comes under attack. Why?
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"It's their own executive that they said they have a silent donation where they tried to help people to help Hillary," he said, referencing a report by Fox News's Tucker Carlson that described an email sent by Google's Multicultural Marketing department head.
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Apple did release at least one ad that highlighted the fact that the average thumb could reach all the apps on the screen—which, whatever, the marketing department decided that would be a good thing to say in order to sell phones.
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This week, the New York City-based movie-ticket subscription service laid off at least seven employees, including the office manager, members of the marketing department, and the two-person exhibitor-relations team, multiple sources close to the company told Business Insider.
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Wills is hardly so presumptuous as to try to explain what the Quran means — or "meant," that past tense evidently the heavy hand of the marketing department trying to link to previous Wills books on what Jesus, the Gospels and Paul all meant.
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Bars such as Walkabout aren't driving the growth of the Super Bowl – this is not like St Patrick's Day being popularised largely by the Guinness marketing department – they are businesses responding to demand from British NFL fans for places to watch in a proper atmosphere.
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According to the official rules, all you have to do is post a photo with a hashtag using JetBlue's template on a blank Instagram, and make your profile public so the people in the marketing department can see the entry before this Friday, March 8th.
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If 60% of employees don't know about a company's policies around office dating, for example, or employees in an outfit's marketing department appear to know less about an organization's values than other departments, Ethena will flag these things so managers can take preventative action.
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Based on all that, the study's authors, led by G. Nave of marketing department of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, hypothesized that "elevated T [testosterone] levels would cause men to exhibit stronger preference toward goods that promote their social rank," like pricey watches.
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"The delivery mechanism of press releases is harder to control for a studio and a network because you have showrunners who don't need to go through the publicist or the marketing department at the studio or the network in order to make the engagement," he says.
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William Andrews, who like Mr. Linder came from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's marketing department and is one of Mr. Bratton's advisers, said the last time Mr. Bratton changed the culture of the Police Department, in the 1990s, it reverted to its old form soon after he left.
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Its barometer for success is based on how much it spent on a show rather than hoping every show is a blowout hit, said Barry Enderwick, who worked in Netflix's marketing department from 2001 to 2012 and who was director of global marketing and subscriber acquisition.
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" Tulin Erdem, chairwoman of the marketing department at New York University's Stern School of Business, said the "Back to the Bar" initiative created a "nice experience for customers to see Bacardi employees, for community building, and for employees to see how customers relate to the brand.
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"Somebody from our marketing department once said to me, it would cost us up to $3 million a month in advertising to get as much exposure to the public as having our magazines out on the newsstand," said Susan Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of National Geographic.
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"To the degree certain retailers implement it in California, then they have the system set up to kind of operate that way with consumers and there's an easier transition to moving it to other markets," said Heather Honea, chair of the marketing department at San Diego State University.
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Dorothy Wetzel—who started the consumer marketing department at Pfizer—oversaw the first round of advertisements, which included a print ad featuring a photo of an older couple and the tagline "Let the dance begin," as well as a TV spot featuring former US presidential candidate, Bob Dole.
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David Schriber, who spent 14 years in Nike's marketing department, recently became the chief marketing officer at the online portal, which has raised $136.4 million in funding to connect celebrities like Samuel L. Jackson, Steph Curry, Serena Williams, and Natalie Portman with students eager to learn their crafts.
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In theory, the novel "centers on the confluence of art, brand strategy, and entrepreneurship," but the most memorable excerpts are the character incessantly referred to as "Founder Daniel," or the parts where she has lesbian sex with someone from the marketing department on the roof of an office building.
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Lady Gaga's homage to David Bowie felt rushed, and the Intel ad coming immediately afterward—while nodding to the special effects that led to a spider crawling over her face at the outset—felt almost too crass, a sop to the sausage-making filled with marketing-department-approved superlatives.
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Clearly, the badness of that Virtual Boy ad reached the right folks in the marketing department, because for a few years, Nintendo steered into a school-kid era, emphasizing a gee-whiz escapism in these ads for the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color from 1996 and 1998, respectively.
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Sony's international digital marketing department, which is behind the social media campaign, has scheduled an Inferno-themed Snapchat filter for the day which will be active in the game area of the Marina Bay Sands, no doubt a continuous effort to brand the Snaps that come out of the activity.
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It was less algorithmic and much more humanistic, but at the same time, when I was there and after being a surfer, I ultimately became a ... I think I was called at one point a brand assistant, which is the lowest guy on the totem pole in the marketing department.
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And now the creators (or more accurately, the HBO marketing department) have one final trick up their sleeves: a Spotify playlist called "Game of Thrones: The End Is Coming" that tells the story of the final season through music and holds a clue as to how it will end. Okay!
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There's a part of Coker that's dying to shed his anonymity, to expose the secret identity beneath his burly frame, Muhammad Ali T-shirt, and Stanford hoodie, to pull the laptop out of his messenger bag and show the rough cut of the trailer he has just received from Netflix's marketing department.
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"One of the things we constantly talk about in our marketing department is, How do we utilize these tools where students spend so much of their time in the admission process?" says Stefanie Niles, vice president for enrollment and communications at Ohio Wesleyan and president of the National Association of College Admissions Counseling.
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Whether it's Netflix or Twitch measuring their success in minutes watched or Twitter and Instagram touting how many of their monthly users now open the app every day, the ad-fueled attention economy can pretend to care about your digital wellbeing and responsible use of screen time as much as their marketing department seems fit.
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The day rolls on, a mosaic of moving and disjointed pieces: meeting with our marketing department to discuss state consumer protection laws, editing an article I'm writing for a libel conference, reviewing an insurance policy, dealing with an endless dispute over a distribution contract, answering a question about using Facebook photos in the paper.
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While marketing consulting jobs are available "in house" (that is, in a given company&aposs marketing department), some are on the "agency side" (that, is for agencies that specialize in marketing), and yet many other marketing consultants are their own employers, running their own businesses as teams of one or launching their own agencies.
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"Often contemporary theater posters seem to be made by someone in the marketing department and resemble clip art from the 1980s," said the playwright Sarah Ruhl, who has had several Lincoln Center plays promoted with posters by Mr. McMullan, including her latest, "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage," which starts performances on Feb. 23.
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Read more: Uber marketing employees describe this week's 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries this week"The reorganization [of the marketing department] is about improving effectiveness, and it's about thinking about where we're going to be for the next five years of the company versus where we come from," Khosrowshahi said on the call.
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The Kit Kat first came to Japan in 1973, but the first 100 percent, truly on-brand Japanese Kit Kat arrived at the turn of the millennium, when the marketing department of Nestlé Japan, the manufacturer of Kit Kats in the country, decided to experiment with new flavors, sweetness levels and types of packaging in an effort to increase sales. Strawberry!
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