(Press Release)
Social media marketing expert Jennifer Shaheen will speak at Stuller on Wednesday, March 9 at 6:45 p.m., a presentation that’s being organized by the Lafayette Guild of the American Gem Society.
With 15 years of experience in the field, Shaheen has employed her multi-channel marketing and brand development strategies in a number of industries, including retail, manufacturing, hospitality, health care and travel. In addition to teaching at Social Media Marketing University and contributing technology articles to Bank of America’s Community Forum, she has appeared on MSNBC’s “Your Money with JJ Ramberg” to discuss entrepreneurial and business management issues.
She also advises her clientele on fundamental marketing principals across multiple platforms, from traditional vehicles including print, radio and event marketing through website development, social media and mobile marketing.
Stuller is located at 302 Rue Louis XIV, Lafayette, LA 70508.
To learn more about Sheehan, visit technologytherapy.com.
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