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Webinar Series: Brand Strategy in Higher Education

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Webinar Series: Brand Strategy in Higher Education

Sep 23, 2014By Mallory Willsea

Broaden your knowledge of brand strategy with mStoner’s two-part webinar series:

How to Approach Brand Strategy in Higher Ed
Monday, October 6, at 2:00 p.m. EDT / 1:00 p.m. CDT

Making Your Brand Relevant for Your Audiences
Tuesday, October 7, at 2:00 p.m. EDT / 1:00 p.m. CDT

Each webinar will last approximately 60 to 75 minutes.

Frustrated because you have this great institutional brand, but you haven’t figured out how to make it relevant to your prospective student audience? Or your alumni? We know the concept of brand strategy is important in education, but it’s not enough to simply define the institutional brand. You must figure out how to talk about it to the people who matter — prospective students, alumni, and donors, to name just a few.

This two-part webinar will define an approach to brand strategy that works — an approach designed to define and gain buy-in to an institutional brand that actually speaks to the people you need to reach to achieve your institutional goals.

Who Should Attend:

  • Marketing and communications professionals who are responsible for brand development and/or messaging.
  • Enrollment management, admission, alumni, and development managers, directors, and VP’s who need to translate the institutional brand into compelling audience-specific messages.

Nitty Gritty Details:
Institutions can register for individual webinars at a cost of $99/each. Register for both sessions and receive a discount. Each registration fee includes one licensed seat. When you register, you’ll receive a login code that is unique to you and can only be used once. If you choose to project the webinar to a room full of eager colleagues, all the better! In fact, we hope you do.

Presenter:
Deborah Maue has over 20 years of experience in brand strategy, marketing, and communications. She started her career in consumer packaged goods brand management, managing and developing new products for major brands such as Axe and Suave. In her seven-year tenure at DePaul University, Deb was responsible for defining and articulating the DePaul brand across all University audiences, developing DePaul’s social media strategy, and leading DePaul’s strategic marketing efforts. Most recently, Deb led the higher education practice at TRU, the global leader in teen and young adult insights.