It’s a wrap! On Thursday, October 19, 2021, the Marketing Department held the last part of its Marketing Series. The Marketing Department brought guests from notable companies to guide and inform business students of the current work climate.
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On Thursday, November 18, 2021, the Marketing Department held their last event for the Fall semester’s Marketing Series. Niles Brandon from Fanatics honored us with his presence and knowledge. As Vice President of Human Resources at Fanatics, Niles walked us through his journey and what marketing managers are currently searching for.
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On October 28th, 2021, Editor-in-Chief of The Stillman Exchange Rua Dinm had the privilege of interviewing Dario Spina, CMO of ViacomCBS. During the discussion, Spina provide knowledge and advice based on experience, and most of all he was able to provide an understanding of what is currently happening in the marketing field as well as the integrations and growing appreciation of culture in the space.
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On November 4th, 2021, the Seton Hall Alumni Association held the “Stillman Virtual Panel Series: Women in Business” with three SHU alumni. Dean Strawser moderated and lead the event and it was a spectacular evening.
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On October 27, 2021, the Marketing department held its second masterclass with Dario Spina of Viacom CBS. Dario Spina prepared an informative presentation for students that provided numerous real-life examples of his work as a CMO. Students learned about ViacomCBS’s marketing strategies, plans, and a glance at his past projects.
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On October 7, 2021, the students of the Stillman School of Business had the amazing opportunity to attend a class with Andrew Roja, who enlightened us with a rich conversation about the world of marketing. Andrew is currently working for the most advanced DEI company in Tech, Salesforce!
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When you hear the word “Coding”, what is the first thing you think of? Unless you are somebody who is already familiar with coding languages, you probably associate the word with “difficult, complex, confusing”. That is not the case, however. In the Gen Z generation, everything is available online, and for the most part, physical or paper versions of materials are nowhere near as accessible for us, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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It is not uncommon for young girls with a decent following on Instagram to receive direct messages from strangers hoping to interest you in joining their business. In exchange, you become a “boss babe.” Often, these messages on various social media platforms do not even disclose the name of the business. These little indications are one of the many red flags multi-level marketing companies use that all social media users should be aware of.
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