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Week at a Glance: New CEO at Visit Orlando, Job Listings, Quick Facts & Figures

December 29, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

Casandra Matej has been appointed president & CEO of Visit Orlando from Feb. 1, 2021. She led Visit San Antonio since 2011, first as executive director and then as president & CEO. Matej serves on the board of directors for U.S. Travel Association and was named to the Top 25 Women in the Meetings Industry by Meetings & Convention Magazine. Her more than two decades of experience in the tourism industry includes stints at Visit Dallas, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, and Hyatt Hotels. At Visit Orlando, she succeeds George Aguel who announced his retirement in August.

A few new job listings that we noticed over Christmas. Send us openings for sharing (listings are free). For 75 more job listings published last week, click here:

VP, Research & Market Analytics — Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp.

CEO — Grenada Tourism Authority

CEO — Moscow Chamber of Commerce, Idaho

CEO — Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce, Ellijay, GA

Executive Director — Tucumcari/Quay Co. Chamber of Commerce, NM

Manager Marketing & Communications — Discover Albany, GA

Advertising & Promotions Sales Manager — Galveston Island, TX

VP, Marketing & Digital Strategy — Omni Hotels & Resorts, Dallas

Account Executive — MMGY Global, Shawnee KS

Events Producer — Skift (Remote)

Local Phoenix Expert — WishTrip

Digital Marketing Manager — Columbia Hospitality, Seattle

Customer Success Manager, West — Milestone Inc. (Remote)

Tourism Data Sales Associate — Idealab, Pasadena, CA

Head of FB App Brand & Strategic Marketing Insights — Facebook, San Francisco

Internal Communications Manager & Events Producer — Google, San Francisco

And a few quick facts and figures, FYI:

Despite pleas from health experts to stay home for the holidays, the TSA says nearly 1.3 million people flew on the Sunday after Christmas, a record number of passengers since the pandemic hit. The figure was approximately half of 2019 airport activity. Four days over Thanksgiving 2020 and six days over Christmas 2020 saw more than 1 million passengers nationwide. TSA checkpoint daily passenger numbers are found here.

Most people would be happy to never shake your hand again. Overall, 54% agreed with the statement, “I would be happy to never shake someone’s hand again” and 54% said they would only do so if required in a formal or professional setting. Click for the survey.

Since the onset of the pandemic, 17.3% of American travelers say they have gotten new ideas for places to visit from digital influencers. Click for the survey.

Road trips by US travelers who went 50+ miles from home and spent a minimum of 2 hours on their journey during Christmas week 2020 were -30% off from the same period in 2019. Click for the daily drive market index.

Black leisure travelers in the USA spent $109.4 billion on travel in 2019 – the most recent year reflecting normal travel spend prior to COVID-19. This spend was generated by 458.2 million Black U.S. traveler stays, which represents 13.1% of the U.S. leisure travel market. Get more details from the survey results here.

Three Industry Leaders: On Trends Shaping Travel Decisions Right Now

December 15, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

Hear from American Hotel & Lodging Association, Expedia Group Media Solutions and MMGY Global.

Seven in ten Americans will not travel for Christmas, says a study released by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.

“This holiday season will be an especially difficult time for all Americans, and our industry is no exception.

Fewer people will be traveling, and business travel remains nearly non-existent. That’s why it’s so important for Congress to pass a relief bill now. Millions of Americans are out of work, and thousands of small businesses are struggling to keep their doors open. We cannot afford to wait until the next Congress is sworn in for relief. They need help now.” — Chip Rogers, president and CEO.

The survey of 2,200 adults was conducted November 2-4, 2020 by Morning Consult on behalf of AHLA. Read more here. Plus this.

At the annual partners conference last week, Expedia Group revealed research conducted in October 2020 by Northstar Research Partners involving 11,000 people in 11 countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the UK, and the U.S.

“In short, our research revealed some good news: Though consumer confidence in travel varies by country and generation, 1 in 2 travelers feel optimistic—comfortable or even excited—about taking a trip in the next 12 months. The importance of hygiene measures, flexibility, and financial peace of mind is more universal: seventy five percent of travelers said measures such as mask enforcement, reduced capacity or contactless services, and flexibility (like easy refunds or cancellation policies), will inform where they stay on their next trip.” —Monya Mandich, VP – Marketing

Pandemic fatigue is setting in and pent-up demand continues to grow as people seek leisure travel to rejuvenate and recharge. Inspire travelers who are still dreaming and engage those who may be ready to travel with content and messaging highlighting rest and relaxation.
Travelers want to minimize risk to their health and protect themselves and their loved ones from financial setbacks. Information on pandemic measures should be at the forefront of brand communications, supported by reservation flexibility or full refunds to provide travelers with financial peace of mind,.
Use multiple channels—including news media, travel sites and advertising—to share reassuring content and imagery, demonstrating social distancing or reduced capacity, contactless service, mask enforcement policies, and heightened hygiene measures.

Get more study highlights here.

In related news:

Expedia Group brands recently launched the COVID-19 Travel Advisor, an interactive tool powered by Sherpa, that helps travelers find up-to-date information about travel restrictions in the destination they plan to visit, such as quarantine, face mask and COVID-19 test requirements. Travelers can enter details such as their origin and destination, departure date and the country that issued their passport to learn more before their trip.

“As the travel industry turns its eyes toward recovery in 2021, DMOs have an opportunity to evolve to a more community-centric model. At MMGY Global, we see this taking shape across four key pillars. And, CEOs in the industry like Cathy Ritter, Elliott Ferguson, Paul Nursey and Gretchen Hall are starting to lead the charge.

Tourism is the world’s front door.” — Craig Compagnone, COO

Community Stewardship
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Responsible and Regenerative Tourism
Evolving the Model

Read more here.

In related news:

Some 1,200 American leisure and business travelers were surveyed in mid-November for the “Travel Intentions Pulse Survey” by MMGY Intel.

Findings reveal that one-in-two would take the Covid-19 vaccination as soon as possible, a rise from 45% in the previous survey. Also, 40% percent would wait at least a few months to see if it is effective; 9% said they would not get the vaccine. More key findings:

Respondents likely to take a domestic leisure trip during the next six months remained steady (at 41%) after the six-point decline observed in November.
Respondents likely to take a domestic business trip during the next six months increased to 38% from 34%. One-in-five (21%) business travelers likely to attend a conference or convention, up from 17% last month.
One-in-four (24%) is likely to attend an off-site business meeting, up from 22%.
Respondents likely to take an international flight during the next six months rose to 25% this month, reaching the highest level observed to date.
Respondents likely to take a river cruise also increased from 17% to 21%, surpassing their likelihood of taking an ocean cruise.
Respondents likely to travel by personal car during the next six months rose to 67% following a two-month decline.
Travel by car remains the most likely form of transportation. One in 5 travelers (20%) is willing to drive more than 500 miles (each way) for a leisure trip.

Is Time Running Out for Hotels? Elvis + the Vaccine, Weekly News Roundup

November 24, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr 2 Comments

American Hotel & Lodging Association has conducted a survey of hotel industry owners, operators, and employees from Nov. 10-13, 2020, with more than 1,200 respondents.

Key findings:

More than 2/3 of hotels (71%) report they will only be able to last six more months at current projected revenue and occupancy levels absent any further relief
One-third (34%) say they can only last one to three more months
63% of hotels have less than half of their typical, pre-crisis staff working full time
82% of hotel owners say they’ve been unable to obtain additional debt relief from their lenders beyond 2020
59% of hotel owners are in danger of foreclosure by their commercial real estate debt lenders, a 10% increase since September
52% of respondents stated their hotel(s) will close without additional aid

A national consumer survey commissioned by AHLA shows that 72% of Americans said they were unlikely to travel for Thanksgiving and 69% were unlikely to travel for Christmas.

Meantime, Bethesda-based Pebblebrook Hotel Trust is partnering with six other hospitality companies to bring 120 hotels with 22,000 keys under a new umbrella called the Curator Hotel & Resort Collection.

In addition to independent lifestyle hotels and resorts either owned or operated by Pebblebrook, the group includes Houston-based Benchmark Global Hospitality; Atlanta-based Davidson Hotels & Resorts; Seattle-based Noble House Hotels & Resorts; Portland, Oregon-based Provenance Hotels; Springboard Hospitality and Viceroy Hotels & Resorts, both out of Southern California. Jon Bortz, founder, chair & CEO says independent hotels can retain individuality rather than following a uniform brand standard. Curator will take care of participating hotels’ vendor negotiations, share business intelligence reporting and insights to improve operations and reduce costs, and will feature the hotels on its website.

Kansas City Kansas Convention and Visitors Bureau announced that the organization has changed its name to Visit Kansas City Kansas. The visual rebrand was designed by REACTOR, a local marketing and creative studio. “While our identity has changed, our mission remains the same – to generate economic growth in Kansas City, Kansas through tourism,” said Alan Carr, executive director.

North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau has taken on a new name: Destination NMB. President and CEO Cheryl Kilday said the new name and logo is a good way to distinguish themselves from the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, while maintaining an amicable partnership.

A comment about virtual business meetings from Steve Paganelli, CDME, Head of Destination Marketing Americas, Tripadvisor in response to this 1990 United Airlines commercial (below):

“To all the naysayers who suggest that travel — particularly business travel and meetings & conventions will never be the same, we need only refer to the recent past or the way we conclude every virtual conference or Zoom call: ‘Great job; can’t wait until we can be back together in-person.’

In my estimation, business travel will be slow to return due to budgets and a misplaced belief that seeing someone through a screen can suffice for in-person interaction. As we’re all learning first-hand, that’s not the case. Virtual conferences will spur increased interest in being there in-person and I predict we’ll see higher attendance than pre-pandemic in 3-5 years as more delegates who weren’t able to attend previously get exposed virtually and through hybrid formats, and then push to be present in-person.

Mr. Gates teases one key reason at the end of this interview: New relationships don’t get initiated or forged virtually.” Note: Bill Gates predicts that 50% of business travel will disappear.

Replace “fax” with “email” in the script of this United Airlines ad from 30 years ago, and you’ve got mid-pandemic 2020. What do you think?

Tripadvisor will launch a subscription service, Tripadvisor Plus, in the coming months, giving members access to deals and perks on “tens of thousands of hotels” and 400,000-plus attractions. “Think of it as a travel club,” CEO Steve Kaufer told CNBC.

Tripadvisor says businesses that use its free Travel Safe tool (see Q&A with Todd Skelton, Tripadvisor) , which highlights health and safety information, saw a 16% increase in user engagement with their listings.

Read more: In partnership with Phocuswright, Tripadvisor has published a whitepaper, “2020 A Year in Travel: Charting the Travel Industry’s Path to Recovery.”

Qantas Airways is planning to require future international passengers to have a Covid-19 vaccination before they fly, said CEO Alan Joyce in an interview. On Australian television, he indicated that Qantas had discussed the idea with other airlines globally. “It’s going to be a common theme across the board,” he said.

China has another idea. Speaking at the virtual G20 Leaders’ Summit last week, President Xi Jinping appealed to world leaders to create a globally-accepted COVID-19 health-tracking system to enable the resumption of trade and travel. China is using a QR code -based health screening system that operates on Alipay and WeChat. It stores a passenger’s health and travel history to issue a traffic-light-colored QR code – green, yellow or red – that indicates that individual’s freedom to move around with access to public places. “According to an analysis by The New York Times, China’s QR code system, which stores health and travel data, appears to share information with the police,” reports The Independent in the U.K.

Affordable transatlantic carrier Norwegian Air has filed for bankruptcy. Reuters reports, “Growing rapidly to become Europe’s third-largest low-cost airline and the biggest foreign carrier serving New York and other major U.S. cities, Norwegian’s debt and liabilities stood at $7.4 billion at the end of September.”

Brightline Train will add a Disney World stop. The station would connect South Florida to Orlando’s largest attraction, including Disney’s four theme parks, two water parks and more than 25 hotels. No timeline for completion was given.

Did you know? To set an example for people to get the polio vaccine in 1956, health authorities had Elvis Presley take it. (These days, it might take many different influencers appealing to niche audiences all at the same time. Who would you suggest?)

Backstage at CBS Studio 50, before an airing of The Ed Sullivan Show, NYC Commissioner of Health Leona Baumgartner, right, holds the arm of Elvis while Assistant Commissioner Harold Fuerst administers the polio vaccine to the king of rock ‘n’ roll. The story is told on the website of NYC Department of Records & Information Services. — National Endowment for the Humanities

Q&A: Travel Safe with Todd Skelton, Tripadvisor

November 3, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

The Travel Vertical talked to Todd Skelton, Head of Destination Marketing Sales, Western US/Canada at Tripadvisor to learn more about the new Travel Safe initiative.

Todd explains, “At a high level, this cross functional initiative is focused on providing our travelers with a set of health and safety planning tools by applying information from both our traveler and partner communities. Because the COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the travel landscape, we know that health and safety information is now more important to our community than ever.

Our goal is to enable travelers to make an informed, confident decision about where to go as they venture out in a new travel normal.”

The overarching goals of the Travel Safe initiative are:

For Travelers: Enable our travelers to make an informed and confident decision about where to travel in this new normal by providing them with safety information in a clear, easily digestible and consistent format.

For Partners: Aid our partners in recovery by helping them share their safety measures and overall response as travelers make their plans.

So, Tripadvisor has rolled out this initiative to help both travelers and business to inform and get informed about how to travel safely.

Q: Why did you do this?

A: We know our community wants to travel again, but recent Tripadvisor consumer sentiment surveys found that of 65% respondents will not travel until they see physical changes that make them feel safer. ‘Cleanliness’ also emerged as one of the most critical factors for travelers in deciding where to go next. Over 90% said cleanliness is the most important factor in selecting accommodations for upcoming travel.

However, self-reported safety procedures from hotels, restaurants and experiences are often complicated and difficult for our travelers to digest and compare across properties. Over 74% of travelers told us a checklist of safety measures on Tripadvisor listings would be very or extremely helpful.

Q: These are surely confusing times for everyone. Does the Tripadvisor Travel Safe initiative introduce a new concept of simplification in the marketplace?

A: It sure does… For potential travelers, it allows them to quickly filter on-site listings to see which businesses are taking precautions with safety measures to help build consumer confidence around travel. For businesses, it allows them a message board of sorts to showcase the safety precautions they’re taking to help ease traveler concerns around health and safety.

Q: Is it only for hotels and accommodations or will it be expanded to more Tripadvisor listings, i.e. restaurants, landmarks, and attractions?

A: No, we launched Travel Safe for Attractions and Restaurants in July shortly after launching for accommodations. The Attractions feature is powered by our sister site, Viator, and therefore limited to attractions bookable there.

Q: Similarly to the popular “Certificate of Excellence” from Tripadvisor, could you imagine there might be a “Certificate of Covid Cleanliness” in the future?

A: While we don’t have plans for a “Certificate of Covid Cleanliness” at the moment, it’s an excellent suggestion that I’ll certainly pass along. It’s also worth noting that our Travelers Choice Awards were rebranded in 2020 as Travelers Choice Best of the Best representing the top 1% of listings on Tripadvisor while the “Certificate of Excellence” awards were rebranded as the Travelers Choice Awards representing the top 10% of listings.

Q: What has the response been so far, from properties and from consumers?

A: Now in its third month, thousands of businesses have updated their listings to reflect their health & safety practices and, through the addition of specific health & safety questions during the review collection process, 93% of reviews in September referenced this topic.

Q: How can DMOs work with Tripadvisor to amplify the message that travelers say they most want to know about: Safety & Cleanliness?

A: DMOs are encouraged to work with Tripadvisor to drive partner participation in Travel Safe and some are working with us to promote those businesses on Tripadvisor through custom programs and landing pages. They can also reach out to their local Tripadvisor contact regarding the potential for partner webinars. For more information on Travel Safe, check out tripadvisor.com/travel-safe.

Weekly Roundup: People, Places, News & Jobs

November 3, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

On the eve of its 125th anniversary in 2021, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau will have a new leader. Claude Molinari, general manager of Detroit’s TCF Center (the former Cobo Center), will step into the role of president & CEO . He will replace Larry Alexander who retires at year-end after 22 years’ service. Molinari will also oversee a subsidiary of the DMO, Detroit Sports Commission, responsible for securing amateur sports to the region.

In Wisconsin, president and CEO of Destination Madison, Deb Travis Archer, CDME received the Governor’s Tourism Legacy Award. The award is presented to an individual who has shown a long lasting and permanent contribution to the industry with 25 years or more of distinguished service including 15 years or more in Wisconsin. Archer will retire at year-end.

Michael R. Burns, VP – sales for the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau, will serve as interim president following the recent retirement of Mike Carrier. Burns served as SVP – convention sales and services at Destination Cleveland from 2006 – 2019.

Ted Sullivan has joined the growing team of travel industry pros at Entrada Insights, the destination intelligence platform, as CMO. He joins from Adara where he served as VP – destination analytics. Sullivan was previously at MMGY as VP – business strategy and development.

NYC & Company says, “In creating solutions for businesses to meet again in NYC, safety is our top priority, which is why we recently became certified with a GBAC Star by the ISSA – The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association. Pictured on the cover of Successful Meetings is President & CEO Fred Dixon.

Congrats to Executive Director Mary Hammond, over 34 years at Kentucky’s Paducah Convention & Visitors Bureau which celebrated its 50th anniversary on Oct. 30th. In 2013, Paducah became a designated UNESCO Creative City — one of only nine in the U.S. — for crafts and folk art.

Discover Long Island has announced the appointment of Chris Daneau as the organization’s first director of creative content & video, a newly created position. He most recently served as a producer at Altice USA’s News 12 Network. Daneau oversees production of Discover Long Island’s new online video series, Long Island TV, a weekly YouTube series.

Katie Tommaseo, executive director at St. Bernard Parish Government Office of Tourism and Film, has been appointed to serve as chair for the 10-parish Louisiana Tourism Coastal Coalition representing a wide range of stakeholders. The coalition was formed in 2010 in response to the BP oil spill disaster.

Jarrod Lyman‘s new company, Mt. Hood Marketing, is teaming up with Visit Stockton to handle the DMO’s social and content marketing. Lyman, a digital marketing specialist, had previously served in PR & communications roles at Mt. Hood, Clackamas County Tourism, Yosemite Sierra, and Lake Havasu. Related: “‘See Tomorrow’ Guest Post With Jarrod Lyman.”

Natalie Conrad has joined Two Cities Gateway CVB in Blaine, Minn. as director of marketing & communications. She had previously been in a similar role with Minneapolis Northwest Tourism for three years.

Brian Sumers, an airline and travel reporter, is editor-at-large at Skift. He’s writing up gems like this one from United Airlines: “Update to lavatory usage policy…now allowing customers to use lavatories in a cabin of service other than their own to reduce lavatory lines and prevent crowding in the aisle…”

No more 14-day quarantine for travel to NY. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the rules are changing. “The state’s new policy requires that travelers must have tested negative for the virus within three days of their arrival to New York and have proof of the test. Then, once they’ve arrived, travelers must quarantine for three days. On the fourth day, travelers must get tested for the virus again. If the test on the fourth day is negative, travelers are free to go about their business. If it’s positive, travelers must quarantine for 14 days.”

Visit Florida will “dip our toes” into Canada and England while continuing to focus initial marketing efforts on Floridians and East Coast markets. President and CEO Dana Young said the DMO has started a campaign with The Weather Network (Canada) and and co-hosted a five-day virtual “TTG Florida Fest” (United Kingdom) that attracted 400 travel agents.

Young said Florida is “one of the very few destinations in the world that are doing anything in the international sphere. And certainly, one of the only states that’s marketing right now outside of its own borders.”The agency is trying to reinstall confidence in travelers after the pandemic cut tourism in the state by 60.5% in the second quarter of this year.

Meantime, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new lockdown from Nov. 5 through Dec. 2, which the government says could be extended until 2021. The order brings England into line with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, plus France, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Ireland…all of which have shut down in large part. As part of England’s latest order, international outbound travel is banned.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisholm has proposed a $25 million economic stimulus package for the tourism industry. The funding would roll out over the next three years to support the state’s second largest industry.

President of Tourism Economics, Adam Sacks, has announced the release of the Symphony (“Make your data sing”) a business intelligence platform for DMOs. Sacks is offering demos (“Build your own playlist”) of the reporting that integrates all available data sources and analytics to provide direction in the areas of marketing strategy, advocacy, sales, and forecasting.

Oct. 30, 2020 — The cruise line industry is throwing in the towel for 2020.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) issued the following statement (read the full press release here):

“As we work to operationalize a path forward, our members have agreed to extend our existing suspension of U.S. operations through December 31. This action will provide additional time to align the industry’s extensive preparation of health protocols with the implementation requirements under the CDC’s Framework for Conditional Sailing and Initial Phase COVID-19 Testing Requirements for Protection of Crew.”

The CDC’s 40-page order lifting the no-sail mandate that’s been in place since March is complex and has a couple of new twists: comprehensive testing for passengers at the beginning and end of each voyage; and cruise lines must get permission from the communities they plan to visit.

ITB, the world’s leading travel trade show, is cancelled. Again. For the second year, there will be no in-person gathering in Berlin in March.

Postponed. Normally held on Patriot’s Day, a local holiday on April 18th, the 125th Boston Marathon might be held in the fall of 2021. 🙁

The NFL is said to be “exploring” the possibility of around 20% normal capacity for the Super Bowl in Tampa on Feb. 7, 2021, but no determination is yet made. Raymond James Stadium has a listed capacity of 65,000 that’s expandable to 75,000.

On LinkedIn with 25,000 engagements in three days, the following comment on Google graphic updates and this illustration: “This happens when you prioritize branding over usability.”

Reddit has joined the likes of Twitter and Dropbox in announcing that the company now offers the option for its employees to switch to permanent remote work. It is first to also say they will not lower the pay of employees who choose to work remotely; instead, all U.S. compensation will be tied to the high-cost San Francisco Bay Area which is company headquarters.

It’s estimated that 14 – 23 million Americans are planning to relocate to a new U.S. city or region due in part to the growing acceptance of remote work. “Remote Workers on the Move” is a new report from Upwork, a survey of 20,490 Americans over the age of 18 that was conducted Oct. 1 – Oct. 15, 2020.

::: JOBS :::

VP of Marketing — Visit Florida, Tallahassee

Chief Sales & Marketing Officer — Bermuda Tourism Authority, NYC

President & CEO — Visit Orlando

President — Oklahoma City Convention & Visitor Bureau

President & CEO — Destination Madison

President & CEO — Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce

President & CEO — Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau

Director of Research & Market Intelligence – Virginia Tourism Corporation

Director of Sales — Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau

Marketing Rep, Mid-Atlantic Region — Visit St. Pete Clearwater, Washington, D.C.

Business Development Manager — Lee County, Fort Myers, FL

Director of Convention Development — Visit El Paso

Advertising & Promotion Commission Executive Director — The City of Fort Smith Arkansas

User Experience Designer — NYC & Company

Parks & Recreation PR Manager — State of Utah

Cooperative Marketing Program Coordinator — Missouri Division of Tourism, Jefferson City

Special Events Coordinator — City of St. Charles, MO

PR Coordinator — Visit Tampa Bay

Manager — Singapore Tourism Board, San Francisco

Product Manager — Simpleview, Tucson

Senior Director Marketing — Arrivalist, NYC

Senior Marketing Manager — Associated Luxury Hotels International, Plano, TX

Digital Marketing Manager — United Landmark Associates, Tampa

VP Marketing and Public Relations — The National Landing Business Improvement District, Arlington, VA

VP Consumer Insights — Netflix, Los Gatos, CA

Advertising Director AND Director-Public Relations — Apple, Cupertino, CA

Global Promotions Marketing Manager — Amazon, San Francisco

Lead, Partner Marketing — Google, San Francisco

Technology Communications Director, AI — Facebook, San Francisco

Director of Consumer Product Marketing, Interests — Instagram, NYC

Senior Brand Marketing Manager — LinkedIn, San Francisco

Principal Writer — Lyft, San Francisco

Marketing Manager Eats Co-Marketing — Uber – San Francisco

Business Account Social Media Manager — TikTok, Los Angeles

Director of Brand Communications AND Partner Marketing Manager — Sun Basket, San Francisco

Content Marketing Manager Brand Partnerships — Instacart, San Francisco

Sr. Manager PR Communications / West Coast – DoorDash, San Francisco

Sr. Manager Marketing Strategy & Analytics AND Manager Content Strategy — GrubHub, Chicago; NYC

Sr. Director Corporate Marketing & PR — TripActions, San Francisco

Director of Marketing — Pacific Hospitality Group, Napa, CA

Brand Manager — The Mom Project, Remote

Senior Content and Interpretation Manager – San Diego Zoo Global

Content Strategist — VisitorsCoverage, Inc., Santa Clara, CA

Senior Product Marketing Manager B2B — Glassdoor, Remote

Advertising Sales & Marketing Manager — Flagship Publishing, Denver

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