Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
Zeta Interactive in Boise (known as Temel in another life) has an opening for a Designer. The candidate should have 2 – 5 years of experience, and be able to work on both online and offline mediums.
Full details about the position can be found here.
(Courtesy of Craigslist)
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Drake Cooper in Boise has an opening for a Brand Ambassador. This is the first person that someone sees when they visit the agency, and the last one they see on their way out.
From the job description on the Drake Cooper website:
The Brand Ambassador single-handedly directs front desk operations – greeting clients in person or on the phone, from CEOs to interns with a warm welcoming persona and brilliant charm. This is a great job for someone wanting to launch a famous career in advertising, PR, online or offline marketing or the like.
Full details about the position are available here.
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The next Magic Valley Advertising Federation’s monthly luncheon is scheduled for Thursday, June 12th, at the Shilo Inn in Twin Falls.
The guest speaker at this event will be Rob Spear, Athletic Director at the University of Idaho. Rob will be talking about strategic positioning utilizing PEAC Performance, and how to position an organization to meet the competitive demands in any industry.
Costs are $10 for members, $15 for member guests and $25 for non-members. As an added bonus, however, any U of I alumni who are not members of the Magic Valley Ad Fed will receive the member guest price. RSVPs are due by June 11th to Melissa Crane at 208-308-0488 or via email.
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Just a quick reminder that the Three Courses + Cake luncheon from the Boise Advertising Federation is this Thursday, May 22nd.
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Earlier this month, the Idaho Chapter of the AIGA was recognized as an official chapter by the powers that be in New York. It is the organization’s 60th chapter, and by all accounts is going to be a very active organization.
Congratulations to all who worked so hard to make this happen.
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