“I wouldn’t“ is a reasonable answer.
I ask because of the following news today:
From the article:
”UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Rick Ayers, chief marketing officer and assistant dean for strategic communications in Penn State’s Smeal College of Business, has been named the University’s new associate vice president for marketing, effective Nov. 6.
Following a national search, Ayers succeeds Tracy Powell, who joined Drexel University as senior vice president of marketing and communications in October 2022.
Reporting directly to Rachel Pell, vice president for Strategic Communications, Ayers will lead an outstanding team of about 20 professionals whose work is focused on helping to advance Penn State’s mission, with a focus on enterprise-level brand strategy, enrollment marketing, content creation, creative design and web strategy. Ayers will lead and advance the team’s efforts, helping to bring Penn State’s brand to life and communicating its story to the world, with strategies that promote the University as a whole and amplify its unique strengths. He will work closely with Penn State’s Lead Communicator Council, composed of senior communications professionals from colleges, campuses and units University-wide.”
More blah-blah. By the way, I love how Penn State conducts a NATIONAL. SEARCH. and almost always promotes from within.
So, how would you market Penn State?
I ask because of the following news today:
From the article:
”UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Rick Ayers, chief marketing officer and assistant dean for strategic communications in Penn State’s Smeal College of Business, has been named the University’s new associate vice president for marketing, effective Nov. 6.
Following a national search, Ayers succeeds Tracy Powell, who joined Drexel University as senior vice president of marketing and communications in October 2022.
Reporting directly to Rachel Pell, vice president for Strategic Communications, Ayers will lead an outstanding team of about 20 professionals whose work is focused on helping to advance Penn State’s mission, with a focus on enterprise-level brand strategy, enrollment marketing, content creation, creative design and web strategy. Ayers will lead and advance the team’s efforts, helping to bring Penn State’s brand to life and communicating its story to the world, with strategies that promote the University as a whole and amplify its unique strengths. He will work closely with Penn State’s Lead Communicator Council, composed of senior communications professionals from colleges, campuses and units University-wide.”
More blah-blah. By the way, I love how Penn State conducts a NATIONAL. SEARCH. and almost always promotes from within.
So, how would you market Penn State?
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