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Jennifer Danielle Crumpton's blog post was featuredThe Bankability of Backward: At What Price “Priceless”?
For the longest time, I thought something was really wrong with me.Over the 12 or so years I spent in the corporate marketing world as an advertising executive for global entities like Citigroup, MasterCard, and the ad agencies that animate their brands, it became an increasingly perplexing problem. Even as I developed high-profile campaigns and promotions for my clients, I felt distracted and uneasy with the work. Sitting in meetings, it seemed everyone was speaking an odd language I couldn’t…See More
Jennifer Danielle Crumpton posted a blog postThe Bankability of Backward: At What Price “Priceless”?
For the longest time, I thought something was really wrong with me.Over the 12 or so years I spent in the corporate marketing world as an advertising executive for global entities like Citigroup, MasterCard, and the ad agencies that animate their brands, it became an increasingly perplexing problem. Even as I developed high-profile campaigns and promotions for my clients, I felt distracted and uneasy with the work. Sitting in meetings, it seemed everyone was speaking an odd language I couldn’t…See More
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- Local Religious Community / Interfaith Affiliation:
- Park Avenue Christian Church
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- http://parkavenuechristian.com
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- Global women's equality and health; foreign policy and faith-based diplomacy
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The Bankability of Backward: At What Price “Priceless”?
Posted on December 7, 2011 at 5:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
For the longest time, I thought something was really wrong with me.
Over the 12 or so years I spent in the corporate marketing world as an advertising executive for global entities like Citigroup, MasterCard, and the ad agencies that animate their brands, it became an increasingly perplexing problem. Even as I developed high-profile campaigns and promotions for my clients, I felt distracted and uneasy with the work. Sitting in meetings, it seemed everyone was speaking an odd language…
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