Speakers
- Past & Present
An important part of the ND MBA Marketing
Club events and activities are industry speakers. We invite
marketing experts and professionals to share their expertise
and opinions with our club members.
The Marketing Club had the honor of
hosting presentations from the following firms during the
2006-2007 academic year:
- Mike Debiasi, Market Space Manager, BP
- Richard
Yoo ND MBA 91, Sr. Director, Global
Menu Mgmt., McDonald's
- Christina Glorioso, Vice President, CBS Viacom
Plus
- Peter Brennan ND MBA 04; Assoc. Marketing Mgr, E&J
Gallo Winery
- Maria Diaz ND MBA 05; Brand Manager, DePuy/Johnson & Johnson
- Priya Persuad ND MBA 04; Marketing Manager,
Whirlpool
- Liz Claiborne
- Mike O’Driscoll, Pres., Aston Martin,
Jaguar, & Land Rover North America
- Ron Berger, CEO, EuroRSCG
The Marketing Club had the honor of
hosting presentations from the following firms during
the 2005-2006 academic year:
- Rob Hanson, VP Business Performance Solutions
of IRI Inc. see
details
- John Hearn, Business Development Director
of IRI Inc.
- John Sherry, Mendoza COB Marketing Department
Chair see details
- Mike O’Driscoll, Pres., Aston Martin,
Jaguar, & Land Rover North America
- Roxy Young, Senior Marketing Mgr., Netflix
(former Brand Mgr. Gap, Inc.)
- Michael DeBiasi, PCO Market Space Manager,
BP Lubricants
- Christina Glorioso, Vice President, ViacomPlus
- Don Casey, Chairman, Vistakon: Johnson & Johnson
Vision Care
- Christopher Cronin, Associate Product Director,
Vistakon: J&J Vision Care
- E.J.Gallo
- Liz Claiborne
The Marketing Club has been priveleged
to have been visited by numerous business leaders, particularly
those in the field of marketing, including:
- John Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer of
JG Sullivan Interactive
- Brett Knobloch, Executive Vice President
of JG Sullivan Interactive
- Larry McNaughton, Chief Operating Officer
of CoreBrand
- Sean Donohue, Vice President of Ted Airlines
- Guy Minnix, Marketing & Strategy Contract
Channel Director of Whirlpool
- Dave Hurwitt, Global Vice President of Brand
Management for Whirlpool
- Michael Kurowski, Marketing Director of Catalina
Marketing Corporation
- Aimee Markelz, Founder of Talk Inc.
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Presentation Details:
IRI
Robert Hanson, Vice President - Business Performance Solutions
John Hearn, Business Development Director - Client Solutions
IRI (Information Resources, Inc.) is one
of the world's leading providers of market information solutions.
Ninety-five percent of the FORTUNE Global 500 in CPG
and Retail leverage IRI to help power their business.
Presentation available for viewing; Download
here.
About IRI - www.infores.com
John Sherry
Mendoza College of Business Marketing Department Chair
On February 14, 2006 the MBA Marketing
Club hosted Professor John Sherry, chair of the Marketing
Department in the Mendoza College of Business. Professor
Sherry spoke about his experiences as a Professor of Marketing
at Northwestern’s Kellogg school and also about his consulting
expertise. Professor John Sherry joined the Mendoza College
of Business in summer 2005 as chair of the Marketing Department
and was also named the Ray W. and Kenneth G. Herrick Professor
of Marketing. Professor Sherry, came from the marketing
department at Northwestern University. He pursues research
in symbolic communication, customer experiences, cultural
analysis, and meaning management. He has four times been
a member of the prestigious American Marketing Association
Doctoral Consortium Faculty. Professor Sherry has served
as a consultant to Procter & Gamble, the Coca-Cola Company,
Purina, Sears, Eastman Kodak, and Turner Broadcasting among
many other corporations.
Marketing, Sales and Advertising Career
Night
In February 2006, the Marketing Department
of the University of Notre Dame launched the annual “Marketing,
Sales and Advertising Career Night”. This event wass
a great opportunity for students to learn more about the
various career paths and opportunities in marketing, sales,
and advertising. Representatives from retail, advertising/media,
as well as consumer packaged goods companies made presentations
on different aspects of marketing, sales, and advertising
in which they have expertise. Presentations were followed
by break-out sessions giving students the opportunity to
talk in further
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