The podcast highlights a city in the 1970s that is overrun by corruption, violence and the Dixie Mafia. While police reports and trial transcripts form the foundation of Murder, etc., producer Brad Willis has interviewed numerous individuals who have waited years to tell what they know about that time in Greenville’s history.
She revealed some of her strategies and inspiration with communication experts during Endeavor’s recent Collaborator & Cocktails series. Television commercials, social media posts, and YouTube videos were all part of the presentation profiling her campaigns that have worked, as well as a few that got banned and panned.
Endeavor announced that Murder, etc. podcast’s creator and host Brad Willis will speak at its next Collaborators & Cocktails speaker series on Nov. 14. AAF Greenville, the local chapter of the American Advertising Federation, is co-hosting the event, making it more available to a broad segment of Greenville’s marketing community.
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Marianne Radley, who is a graduate of Clemson University, will share how one of the country’s largest pizza companies revitalized its brand by returning to its roots. She will also share Pizza Hut’s approach to new strategic initiatives, including professional sports partnerships including becoming the NFL’s official pizza.
As President of Erwin Creates, Joe founded Endeavor — a co-working community for creative professionals in downtown Greenville — is active as a business coach and speaker, and is involved in a range of development initiatives.
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New members said the creative atmosphere, downtown location and like-minded professional community are reasons they chose to call Endeavor home.
