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Jennifer Will
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When did you first discover an interest in Advertising?
I was interested in
marketing and advertising when I was in high school. Initially, I was more intrigued by the creative side
of the industry, but soon learned that my personality and skills were best
suited within a different area.
Why did you choose Sheridan?
Sheridan offered a one year
post-graduateprogram after I completed University, which allowed me to specialize in
advertising and emerge quickly into the industry.
What did you learn from Sheridan?
I learned a ton about the
advertising industry and
various roles within agencies. Originally, I was most interested in account
management, but the
program provided comprehensive
courses in media which I
also found interesting. This helped to broaden my perspective on which type of
career path I wanted to take.
What was the #1 thing you took away from your post grad experience?
The
advertising program at
Sheridan provided
the hands-on experience that University didn’t, and provided guidance to a
specific
career path.
What advice would you give to someone who is considering a post grad program?
I would highly recommend the
program to anyone
interested in
advertising. It’s a quick way to specialize and obtain the
educational experience agencies and companies are looking for in potential
candidates.
How has the completion of the Program affected your career?
It helped me to land my first agency job and
has since served as more of a networking opportunity.
Where do you work and what is your current position?
I’ve
been with
Bensimon Byrne for the past 3 years. My current role is Digital Media
Lead, where I’m managing the media team and spearheading the expansion of a
programmatic media buying team.
What is your favourite part of the job?
There’s a lot of things I love about my job –
my
company, the people and clients I work with, and the strategy that goes into
everything we do. My favorite part would have to be making something out of
nothing; seeing a campaign through from brief to launch.
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