Tatiana
Zheltomirska
CMO at Innovecs
"Is switching between industries a risky career strategy?"
"Is switching between industries a risky career strategy?"
Thu June 10 - 7:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Is switching between industries a risky career strategy?"
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Session: Is switching between industries a risky career strategy?
I will be building conversation around agility, versatility, breadth of knowledge and skills that one gets switching between industries. But not only industries also the agency side and client side. Startup and corporate experience allow building different perspectives that are impossible without switching.Key Takeaways
- Seek opportunities to develop in multiple directions, changing industries is a good way to do so. It makes you more valuable to the market and at the same time brings you the bread of choice.
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Senior Executive with 20+ years of accomplishments in strategic marketing and consulting, international marketing, advertising, and consumer research for big brands. Change manager who leads to continuous improvement in all areas of the business to enhance revenue and streamline internal systems. Focused on building strategies to grow profits. Strong relationship builder with all stakeholder groups.