Math is finally cool again! At least that’s how I (the only data scientist in the room) see our recent AMA Wichita meetup to discuss Artificial Intelligence. A.I. is a complex topic that was presented Read more...
The Fat Plant Society’s Kasey Riley offered tips and advice to help both new and experienced writers up their content game. In a noisy world with constant information overload, Riley emphasizes authenticity and quality as Read more...
Brie Anderson, Copp Media Services, offered social strategies in for developing content that will help any company better engage consumers and become a thumb stopper. In a world where there are 6,000 tweets every second Read more...
At AMA Wichita’s recent luncheon, “Retail Marketing: Alive and Well,” Simon Property Group’s Josh Ginsburg spoke about how the company has adjusted its approach to attract shoppers by providing them high quality experiences. During his Read more...
Speaker and passionate millennial, Jeff Butler of San Francisco, spoke at AMA Wichita’s recent luncheon at Wichita State University and addressed how to use digital marketing strategies to nab the attention of 21-29 year olds. Read more...
If you want to stay a leader in the movie exhibition industry, you better be innovative and pay close attention to what the data is telling you. Carrie Trotter, VP of Marketing Solutions at AMC Read more...
At the February luncheon, Jeremy Luginbill of Lifeboat Creative, Jonathan Wood of Howerton+White and Jennifer Cole of depICT Media shared behind-the-scenes insights and critiques of commercials from the Super Bowl. Aaron Wirtz of CurveBreak led the Read more...
According to Bill Gardner, of Gardner Design, you get one chance to make a first impression and if you’re a brand, you better get it right. At AMA Wichita’s luncheon, Gardner’s speech “Image Counts: What Read more...
In red-velvet Santa hats and blinking-light necklaces, AMA Wichita members hit the streets of downtown Thursday, December 14 carrying a well-known red kettle to the familiar sound of ringing bells. Each year, instead of a Read more...
A lot changes in 30 years. Marketing is no different. The AMA Wichita chapter celebrated its 30th anniversary by reflecting on industry changes at a luncheon hosted at Cowtown Museum on November 16. Past chapter Read more...