Ed Mayuga – AMM Communications – featured speaker at St. Charles Community College’s Leadership & Strategy Speaker Series on February 8, 2012
Leadership & Strategy Speaker Series
02/08/12
Learn how to jump-start your online marketing strategies by connecting with current and potential clients through social media.
As these economic times continue to tighten budgets, Charter Business and St. Charles Community College are teaming up to offer you, your employees and your colleagues the chance to reenergize while expanding your knowledge base.
FREE – Open to the public – Continental breakfast provided
Pre-registration required.
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Ed Mayuga – AMM Communications – featured speaker at St. Charles Community College's Leadership & Strategy Speaker Series on February 8, 2012
ss Development, Marketing, and Social Media Consulting AMM Communications
Ed Mayuga, a partner at AMM Communications, Public Relations Marketing of St. Louis, MO., is often a keynote speaker on social media marketing and business development strategies for various organizations in the St. Louis area, and is also a social media instructor at Enterprise University. Prior to co-founding AMM Communications in 2008 with his wife Ann Marie, he spent 10 years in the pharmaceutical industry, and now brings his marketing and sales experience to small and mid-sized companies nationwide. Ed held several senior management positions in the pharmaceutical industry, managing sales representatives in multiple states, while earning top sales awards and achieving sales quotas in excess of $25 million. In addition to his experience as a marketing consultant, he has prior experience as an executive recruiter, where he assisted his clients with sourcing and hiring “A-Players”, guiding his clients through the process of developing the position, interviewing, and making the final offer.
Ed graduated from St. Louis University with a bachelor of science in finance and a master of business administration concentrating on international business. He is a member of the Catholic Charities Archdiocese of St. Louis Board of Directors, the Public Relations Society of America St. Louis chapter board, and the St. Louis University John Cook School of Business alumni board.
Location: St. Charles Convention Center
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