Barbara on October 9th, 2009

Interested in working at an influencer marketing company? Good news - Influencer50 Inc. is hiring. The company is recruiting for a marketing manager to be based in the San Francisco office. They’re looking for an experienced marketing professional to manage one-to-one marketing outreach, influencer engagement programs for clients, and Influencer50’s online content. It’s a mid-senior level position suited for candidates with 6+ years’ experience in B2B marketing roles.

The position is listed exclusively on LinkedIn. Check it out and apply via LinkedIn.

If you work vendor-side, consider joining the “Influencer Marketing & Influencer Relations” group while you’re visiting LinkedIn.

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nick_hayesPlease join us for what promises to be a lively discussion about what’s wrong with marketing and how an influencer program can fix it. On May 20th, we are hosting a reception and presentation on influencer marketing at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.

Check out the details below. We’ve reserved complimentary tickets so email me (barbara.french@influencer50.com) or any of us, to get onto the guest list.

“Marketing Is Broken, but Influencers Can Fix It”

Purchasing decisions made within organizations have changed over the past decade, but marketing hasn’t. Today, networks or “ecosystems” of influencers shape enterprise purchase decisions. Hayes draws from work with clients such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP and Orange Business Services to show how to identify the diverse individuals who influence decision-makers in a market, how they influence, and how to engage them.

Date: May 20, 2009
Reception: 5:30 PM
Presentation, Q&A: 6:00PM
Where: Commonwealth Club, 595 Market St., 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105 (directions & parking)
 Phone: +1 (415) 597-6700

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Barbara on December 10th, 2008

Photo: Jose Lorenzo


Caught this around the corner from our Montgomery St office this morning. That’s the historic Wells Fargo stagecoach outside one of our favorite local eateries. It’s not all doom and gloom in the financial district.

Special thanks to my colleague Jose for the photo.

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