La Nuova Generazione di Marketers in Uk

Una settimana dopo la pubblicazione della classifica dei 100 marketer più forti del momento, Marketing Magazine ha identificato le giovani promesse del marketing in Uk. Questi alcuni nomi affiancati da suggerimenti per i giovani interessati al settore. 

Alex Kelly, 29 - Menswear marketing manager, Marks & Spencer
Advice 'Don't specialise too soon unless you are really excited by the sector. Find your consumer through multiple channels.'

Peter Charles, 30 - Senior brand manager, PepsiCo UK & Ireland
Advice 'Know your market inside out.'

Lucy Gleeson, 27 - Business insight and strategy manager, McDonald's
Advice 'Choose to work for a brand you are passionate about, and always remain objective.'

Alex Brittain, 27 - Innovation manager, Mars
Advice 'Have confidence in your own judgement.'

David Stratton, 27 - Senior brand manager, Beck's, InBev
Advice 'Make sure you work on a brand you are passionate about.'

Anouska Feiler, 30 - Marketing director, Red Bull
Advice 'Go the extra mile and trust your gut feeling. If you work hard, everything will work out well.'

Aude Neveu, 29 - Senior brand manager, Prada and Comme des Garcons
Advice 'Know your market and customers if you want to be at the forefront of trends.'

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