Marketers In A Pub
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Seriously chilled sessions with SA inspirational Marketers
About this event
It's back! The amazingly popular, Marketers In A Pub, is the networking event made for all marketers.
Seriously chilled sessions with SA inspirational Marketers. Get excited! Our guest speaker for July is Louise Tilley, Marketing Operations Manager, SAGE Group.
SAGE Group incorporates five innovative and complementary brands within defence, smart transport, resources, utilities and manufacturing. SAGE Group is fiercely independent and employs a 600+ strong, agile workforce with offices across Australia and India.
There is no denying that marketing has to evolve in the face of ever changing global markets and pressure points on commercial budgets as well as household ones.
Come and hear from Louise Tilley Marketing Operations Manager for Sage Group and her take on marketing today, tomorrow and into the future
If you enjoyed the last sold-out Marketers In A Pub, get in early and secure your ticket.
The ticket includes the first drink on arrival and nibbles. Numbers limited. Add your name to the waitlist if all general admission tickets are sold.
About Louise
As a kid obsessed with writing stories, marketing was a natural career move for Louise.
Louise’s working background includes content development and marketing, with her content regularly shared to audiences of more than two million, and published by the likes of Women’s Health, and Teen Vogue.
In 2019, Louise joined SAGE Group, a privately owned South Australian organisation specialising in industrial digitalisation services, and employing more than 630 people across Australia and India. Working across industries including Defence, transport, smart cities, energy, manufacturing, resources and water, SAGE’s complementary business units advise and support organisations throughout their digital transformation journey.
Like all businesses, SAGE’s marketing team has had to adapt to a rapidly changing global market and navigate constantly changing rules and algorithms that affect marketing performance.
There is no denying that marketing has to evolve in the face of a rapidly changing global market, coupled with growing cost-of-living pressures on both commercial and household budgets.
Connect with Louise on LinkedIn here