In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Author: Fred Bucher
Thought for Election Day – Susan B. Anthony
Someone struggled for your right to vote. Use it.
Thought for the Week – Lao Tzu
When I let go of who I am, I become what I might be.
Careers in 20/20 – Dave Roter
It’s hard to find a more well-liked, experienced and respected leader in digital sales than Dave Roter. Dave has a glittering resume, with experience at the leading digital media companies in the world. Currently he is VP, Global Agency & Brand Partnerships at Snap. Prior to joining Snap he was head of global revenue & … Continue reading Careers in 20/20 – Dave Roter
Thought for a Rainy Thursday
Forget all the reasons why your idea, project or relationship won't work. And believe in the one reason why it will.
Let’s Turn Around and Take the Hill
Marketing is in full retreat in 2020. As an industry we are on the run. On one level it is understandable. 2020, the year from hell, has thrust unexpected and unprecedented challenges on the entire world. Needless to say the impact of the pandemic on the state of marketing pales in comparison to the much … Continue reading Let’s Turn Around and Take the Hill
Thought for the Week – Peter Drucker
The number one difference between a Nobel prize winner and the others is not IQ or work ethic, but that they ask bigger questions.
Thought for the Week – Nelson Mandela
Do not judge me by my success, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.
Thought for the Week – Frank Zappa
Remember there's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over.
Careers in 20/20 – Dave Rotem
Careers in 20/20 returns with Dave Rotem, one of the most beloved and well respected people in the business. Currently he's Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing at Nextstar Media Group where he oversees multimedia sales and marketing for WGN America, a national cable network available in 75mm homes. Prior to joining Nexstar, Dave spent … Continue reading Careers in 20/20 – Dave Rotem
