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ABOUT THE BLOGGER…

Jeannie Chan has been a marketeer for nearly a decade, in a variety of industries and categories. Currently, Jeannie is a Brand Manager for a Fortune 500 Company. Over the years, Jeannie has developed a specialty in marketing high-involvement products and building an emotional connection with the consumers. She credits passion and persistence as her secrets to success. Jeannie’s curiosity continues to fuel her as she tackles daily business challenges. She takes on each challenge as an opportunity to learn and grow.

With that in mind, Jeannie started CuriousMarketeer.com, as she began a new chapter in her marketing career.  CuriousMarketeer.com focuses on topics in marketing, career, and personal growth.

In addition to being a marketeer, Jeannie also considers herself to be a foodie and a world traveler. Check out her travel pictures on Flickr and her restaurant reviews on Yelp.

Learn more about Jeannie on her LinkedIn profile.

Follow Jeannie on Twitter @jeannie_chan.

Jeannie can be reached at jeannie at jeanniechan.com

ABOUT THE BLOG…

CuriousMarketeer.com was really set up as a learning journal.  Each day brought new lessons about marketing, and sometimes about life as a brand manager.  So, was this blog written with a reader in mind?  Honestly, no.  The blog was, and still is, written from the perspective of what interesting lesson was learned that day.  Personal growth and development remains to be the objective of this blog.  One truly learns a lesson when one can teach a lesson.  However, it would be gravy if someone else may find the lessons contained here interesting as well.  The best learning comes from collaborations, and from other great minds.  So, if you have a moment, challenge the thinking that’s on this blog.  Comment on a post and tell your point of view, dear reader.  Let’s grow together in this ever-changing world of marketing.

Disclaimer… Opinions expressed by the authors and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions or positions of authors’ employers or affiliations.  Photos used are credited, but can be removed at owner’s request.