How can you stand out in a crowded job market? Today I explore this question with Evan Weiner, diving into personal branding and career development in marketing.
We discuss the importance of owning your career narrative and advocating for yourself. From the impact of technology and the necessity of mentorship to the challenges of creating a unique brand identity, we also discuss the art of self-mastery and setting boundaries with clients.
Join us for an insightful conversation that will equip you with the tools and strategies to carve out your unique path in the competitive job landscape. Tune in and discover how you can elevate your career to new heights!
Learn more about Evan:
Evan brings 14 years of passion and dedication to the marketing practice, with experience architecting and leading marketing functions across agency, consulting, and in-house formats. Evan has enjoyed supporting a variety of industries, including technology and ecommerce, where he has held global marketing leadership roles with category leaders such as TrueCar and GoDaddy. In his global role at GoDaddy he contributed to a 150% increase in market capitalization through a full brand identity and architecture refresh, the launch of the GoDaddy Pro sub-brand, the launch of the GoDaddy Payments product, and a new social marketing center of excellence model.
Evan is also a passionate voice within the broader marketing ecosystem, namely through his status as an awards judge and editorial contributor with Adweek, as a lecturer at the University of Southern California and in the California State University system, and as an Advisor to Reaching Out MBA (501c3), the nation’s largest community of LGBTQ+ graduate students.
In addition, his many years of leadership experience has also enabled him to support marketing executives in developing themselves and their marketing programs through his speaking, workshop, and consulting programs.
Evan is a Los Angeles native (he used to surf competitively!), which has influenced the unique creative and cultural perspective he brings to his strategies. Evan holds an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at USC.
