A few job openings we’ve come across recently:
At DaviesMoore:
At Ivie & Associates:
At CLM:
Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
A few job openings we’ve come across recently:
At DaviesMoore:
At Ivie & Associates:
At CLM:
Ken Stoltz passed away on Wednesday, June 13th, following a two-year battle with brain cancer.
Born in 1951 in Pasadena, California, Ken was the second of seven children. He spent his childhood in California, and later found his way to Flagstaff, Arizona, where he graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature.
In 1978, Ken and his wife Terry moved to Pocatello, Idaho. There, he and Jim Steele founded Steele, Stoltz & Associates. Over the years that agency grew, a Boise office was opened, and by the 1990s it had become the largest in the state.
In 1997, Ken launched his own agency, Stoltz Marketing Group, and for more than 20 years grew that business, developing a large roster of clients in a diverse range of industries.
He is survived by his wife Terry, his children Brian, Jaime, and Ashley, their respective spouses, and five grandchildren.
Fahlgren Mortine has an opening for an Account Executive in their Boise office. An excerpt from the job description:
Fahlgren Mortine, a nationally recognized marketing and communications agency, is looking to add an Account Executive to its Boise office.
The agency seeks an Account Executive with one to three years of experience who will be responsible for supporting relationships with business-to-business and business-to-consumer clients. This individual will be responsible for day-to-day activities on communications (PR) and marketing (advertising) projects, as well as supporting the development, implementation and measurement of integrated campaigns across paid, earned, owned and shared channels. The Account Executive will be expected to work collaboratively as part of a team and manage client deliverables and timelines independently.
Qualifications
A handful of shops have celebrated notable milestones recently, including…
Red Sky and SOVRN both marked 10 years in business earlier this year.
Red Sky chronicled their past decade in this infographic.
Thanks to our clients, colleagues, friends and community, we celebrated our 10th anniversary this month! It’s challenging to summarize a decade in one infographic, but here’s a snapshot. Thank you for being on this journey with us! pic.twitter.com/4wuY2YyZOf
— Red Sky (@RedSkyStory) March 30, 2018
While SOVRN celebrated their anniversary with a block party that included a $10K giveaway.
DaviesMoore recently crossed the 20 year mark, and chronicled the journey here – 20 Years on the AgenSea, and with this video.
Not to be left out, Drake Cooper — the elder statesman of the group — celebrated their 40th anniversary with an event at Cinder Wines.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bi628Npg0Di/
40 years will go by in a flash if you surround yourself with good people, good clients and have fun.
Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate last night! #makingitgreatsince78 pic.twitter.com/2Ky9Cmeyeg
— Drake Cooper (@DrakeCooper) May 18, 2018
Congratulations to all on the milestones.
SOVRN in Boise is looking to add a Copywriter to their team. From the job description on their website:
First and foremost, you should be able to write. Headlines, content, storylines, fun stuff—not technical stuff. Coming in a close second is that you need to be able to come up with ideas and concepts. We have a team that can bring just about any idea to life, but we want another great creative mind to add ideas, opinions, perspective and experience. You need to be confident enough to present any idea to the team and take constructive feedback without feeling it’s a personal attack.
Things you better be if you apply:
– Born to write irresistible prose
– Able to take feedback without taking your soccer ball home
– Flexible without being a pushover
– Self-driven, motivated & confident
– More effective as part of a team
– Nice
Things that don’t make the cut:
– Flakiness
– Negativity
– Arrogance