The NXT Voice is your one-stop shop for tips, tricks and inside information about all things marketing, where Chartered Marketers share what they've learned with you. Today's topic is 'Generative AI for Marketers' featuring Hussein Moussa, CM, Marketing Manager of Cosmaroma Inc.
For me, marketing is first and foremost the business of people. It's about uncovering human truths, the needs people express, and the ones they don't. When people give you their trust, sharing their hopes or fears, our job as marketers is to listen and give something meaningful back. - Arielle Uwonkunda, Marketing Manager at Molson Coors
Is a marketing mentor right for you? Sometimes it's not just what you know, but who you know. Discover 5 types of marketing mentors and learn how they can unlock opportunities you might not find on your own through CMA NXT programs and networking events.
The NXT Voice is your one-stop shop for tips, tricks and inside information about all things marketing, where Chartered Marketers share what they've learned with you. Today's topic is Life Lessons for Financial Success featuring Elizabeth Naumovski, CM, Vice President of Marketing at Caldwell Securities LTD., Host/Producer of Empowered.
Once you take your seat you hand your book over and watch patiently as the judges flip through it one at a time. After reviewing your work, the last judge tells you that while you have some interesting ideas, they’ve all been done before, and you need to start over. Today’s blog deals with rejection and how to handle it when it comes.
If you’ve made it this far, you must see the value that the CMA NXT Fund can offer your post-secondary club, association or event. You can start applying for funding on Monday, September 8, 2025.
The NXT Voice is your one-stop shop for tips, tricks and inside information about all things marketing, where Chartered Marketers share what they've learned with you. Today's topic is Purposeful Networking featuring Letty Wong, CM, Freelancer, Digital Marketing Consultant.
AI can become a detriment when we use it to replace creativity instead of amplifying it. Peter Drucker an Austrian-born American management consultant, educator, and author once said, “The best way to predict the future is to create it” [1] so, maybe using AI isn’t an issue if it isn’t being relied on to complete all the creative work.
The NXT Voice is your one-stop shop for tips, tricks and inside information about all things marketing, where Chartered Marketers share what they've learned with you. Today's topic is Trust and Truth in Influencer Marketing featuring Kevin Floether, CM, Director of Marketing and Communications at Chartered Business Valuators Institute.
Whether you want to learn to play guitar, become an art director, host a podcast or anything else, while you may find people to help you along the way, no one is going to push you to succeed.
Whether your coffee chat is virtual or in-person, it goes without saying that you don't want to waste your connection's time – so come prepared. Take some time to write down specific questions to keep the conversation moving. It's a great opportunity for you to learn directly from a professional working in the business you want to get into – so don't waste it by coming unprepared.
Be curious, stay open to feedback, and never stop learning. Marketing is always evolving—what works today might not work tomorrow. Build your personal brand with authenticity and purpose.
As our needs change, technology evolves to simplify our lives even more. With an AI language model like ChatGPT generating human-like responses, one might wonder whether artificial intelligence will help or hinder creativity someday.
Since speaking to people you don't know can be stressful, practice your pitch repeatedly until it comes out naturally to alleviate anxiety. Don't forget to mention your goals. Whether you’re job hunting, looking to be assigned to a new project or simply seeking to expand your network, clearly state what you’re looking for.
Finding something that captivates you could take time. Whether the experience turns out to be life changing or not, you can take the knowledge you gain with you. If there’s a course you want to take, take it. Learn, and get better at your craft whatever that may be.
You just crushed the last answer in the interview. You could tell from the expression on their faces that not only did they like your answer – they loved it. You wonder if that was enough to make you stand out amongst the other applicants.
There are many different specializations in marketing, and finding the niche that appeals to you will be challenging. You'll have to ask yourself some tough questions, and while you don't have to follow all the steps listed, they might help you get started on your journey to find a career you'll love.
Choosing between college and university all depends on you, more specifically, what you want. You might have to answer some tough questions to decide which institution is the best fit for your dreams.
With new trends and technological advancements emerging daily, it’s going to be a challenge as the pace of change can be overwhelming. Trends come and go, so remember what Dick Clark once said, “I don't set trends. I just find out what they are and exploit them.”
Strategically placed keywords can resonate with the audience and drive traffic to your website. The content you create can help you build a relationship with the audience and be one of the resources they visit for trusted advice. Off-page SEO-like backlinks give your business the credibility to make your website rank higher than it would without them.
You conquered your fear of public speaking, and while it may return from time to time, now you know success is and always has been in your hands all along.
I credit much of my success to my passion for travel, volunteer work, and exploring diverse interests. These experiences have profoundly shaped my perspective, helping me gain a deeper understanding of the world and the people in it.
As a former newcomer from France, Clem draws on her personal and professional experience to address the obstacles newcomers encounter and how they can get past them. Clem emigrated to Canada from France 11 years ago. As a marketer, she realized she faced a learning curve to find success in Canada.
I'm driven by the prospect of using diverse channels and techniques to engage with audiences and foster a sense of loyalty and advocacy. The ideal role for me would be one where I’m at the helm of brand strategy and storytelling, creating lasting and meaningful relationships between consumers and brands.
I’m passionate about helping lead teams to dream, learn and strive to become more. I’m a strong consumer advocate, who listens to and understanding the consumer will bring more revenue than amplifying a brand’s voice.