Entries by Jamie Dunham

Meet Courtney Seiter and Buffer

Courtney Seiter is a great fount of information on social media and culture.  She is a writer and editor at Buffer, focusing on the intersection of social media and workplace culture. Her writing has appeared in TIME, Fast Company, Lifehacker, Inc. and more. On the side, she’s the co-founder of Girls to the Moon, an amateur […]

Our Favorite Business Productivity Tools for 2016

We all need an array of productivity tools to help us work, share and survive our hectic marketing life. What’s on our list?  19 Things we can’t live without! 1.  Buffer.  Okay, refer to our story on Buffer.  Buffer allows us to post content to multiple social media platforms in one easy click.  There’s even […]

Six Lists that Make You More Productive

Here is some great advice from Fast Company on making those all-important To Do Lists. Your brain is for thinking, not for storing a long list of random things you need to do. “When you’re juggling a lot of tasks, things will fall through the cracks, and lists are amazing for keeping yourself on target […]

Sharon Brawner puts the Fame in the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum

Sharon Burns Brawner is Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing at the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum where she has day-to-day oversight of the museum’s traditional revenue-producing areas including ticket sales, restaurant/catering, and retail.  Oh, and there’s the fabulous Hatch Show Print and Historic RCA Studio B.  Over the course of 13+ […]

Gender Insights on Marketing: Jen Drexler, Insight Strategy Group

Jen Drexler is warm, funny and engaging.  She is also a powerhouse in spotting trends, uncovering truths about women, and developing poignant brand solutions.  Her knowledge of gender drivers had made her a frequent speaker and writer on gender marketing.  Jen is a fabulous spokesperson on gender related consumer insights. Jen’s uncanny business acumen and […]

Three Women Launch Girls to the Moon

Three Nashville women came together last fall to launch a social enterprise company called Girls to the Moon. Knight Stivender, Courtenay Rogers and Courtney Seiter are all friends working in technology with a passion for their community and for empowering young girls. Girls to the Moon is about surrounding the next generation of girls with […]

Don’t Just Wear a Designer Brand, Be One

Women have been slow to recognize the importance of personal branding.  But not Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo.  The 40-year-old executive was the 20th employee of Google and the first female engineer.   She quickly became known as the woman who made Google successful.  Not everyone has worked as hard to develop their brand. According […]

A Conference to Teach Agencies How to Brand Themselves?

Fuel Lines New Business Conference, a new business conference for advertising, digital, media and PR agencies is coming to Nashville October 8-9. The conference will shake up some pre-conceived notions about agencies in today’s world.  Most agencies sell brand positioning to their clients but have none themselves.  Michael Gass, leading new business consultant, has put […]

Gigi Butler Stirs Up A Recipe for Cupcake Success

Gigi Butler, founder and Chief Brand Officer of Gigi’s Cupcakes, turned family recipes into the largest cupcake franchise company in the nation, with more than 100 stores.  This year Gigi was given the opportunity to appear on CBS’ “Undercover Boss” where millions of people were exposed to the successful cupcake chain.  Gigi talked to us about the […]