In this episode of The Transaction Report, Steve Feuerstein welcomes David Paro, one of the industry’s most respected sponsorship strategists, to discuss what separates great partnerships from forgettable ones. Drawing on his experience with McDonald’s, Clear Channel, and MoneyGram’s Formula 1 program, David reveals how brands can activate smarter, measure impact, and adapt to the changing expectations of the performance-driven sponsorship era.
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In this episode of The Transaction Report, Steve Feuerstein welcomes David Paro, one of the industry’s most respected sponsorship strategists, to discuss what separates great partnerships from forgettable ones. Drawing on his experience with McDonald’s, Clear Channel, and MoneyGram’s Formula 1 program, David reveals how brands can activate smarter, measure impact, and adapt to the changing expectations of the performance-driven sponsorship era.
Direct Hits Only: The Art of Experiential Marketing With Brad Nierenberg
The Transaction Report with Steve Feuerstein
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5 months ago
Direct Hits Only: The Art of Experiential Marketing With Brad Nierenberg
In this episode of The Transaction Report, we sit down with Brad Nierenberg — founder and CEO of RedPeg Marketing and a pioneer in experiential brand strategy — to unpack what it really means to create a “direct hit” in marketing. From Bud and Miller promotions on the streets of D.C. to massive global gaming activations, Brad shares how meaningful experiences drive brand loyalty in ways traditional media never could. We explore everything from the evolution of event marketing to the rise of m...
The Transaction Report with Steve Feuerstein
In this episode of The Transaction Report, Steve Feuerstein welcomes David Paro, one of the industry’s most respected sponsorship strategists, to discuss what separates great partnerships from forgettable ones. Drawing on his experience with McDonald’s, Clear Channel, and MoneyGram’s Formula 1 program, David reveals how brands can activate smarter, measure impact, and adapt to the changing expectations of the performance-driven sponsorship era.
