On May 11, Boston’s Top Marketers gathered for a CMO Club roundtable conversation led by Chris Fuqua of Dunkin Brands around the topic of Creepy vs. Personalized Customer Engagement. Before the discussion began, the group went around the table and shared the names of vendors that they have enjoyed working with.
Here is the Boston CMO Club Chapter’s list of recommended vendors:
Full Service Creative
- Connelly and Partners (Boston)
- Recommended by Christine Petersen (CMO at Treato)
- SixDI (Austin)
- Recommended by Nigel Dessau (CMO, Stratus Technologies)
- Ideometry (Digital, Boston)
- Recommended by Jane Hood (CMO, MineralTree)
Media
- DWA Media (San Francisco, Boston, Global)
- Recommended by EJ Schmidt (VP, Global Enterprise Marketing at Intralinks)
Branding, Research & Ideation
- Consumer Dynamics (NYC)
- Recommended by Victoria Godfrey (CMO, Avention)
- Citris (Berkeley)
- Recommended by Jen Compton (VP Marketing, Boston Bruins & TD Garden)
Mobile
- Fresh Tilled Soil (Boston)
- Recommended by Meredith Hanrahan (Co-Founder & CMO, Vivoom) & Joe Bartolotta (Senior Vice President Marketing & PR, Eastern Bank)
- ViVoom (Video, Boston)
- Recommended by Sara Murphy (Interim CMO, Formerly of Vestis Retail Group & American Express)
Social, SEO & Content
- thinkORBIT (Social, Boston)
- Recommended by Gina Vild (VP Marketing, Harvard)
- The Audience (Content, LA & NYC)
- Recommended by Alex Arata (President, North America, MoFilm)
- Brick Marketing (SEO, Boston)
- Recommended by Tom Hart (CMO, Eliassen Group)
Data & Customer Research
- APT (Applied Predictive Technologies) (Washington DC, San Francisco & Global)
- Recommended by Chris Fuqua (VP, Brand Marketing, Dunkin Brands)
Crisis Management
- Weber Shandwick (Global)
- Recommended by Margaret Coughlin (CMO, Boston Children’s Hospital)
Inbound Marketing & CRM
- HubSpot (Web-based)
- Recommended by Kim Legelis (VP of Marketing | Lockheed Martin Industrial Defender) “Combined with the SFDC platform, you get pipeline and revenue marketing metrics that link marketing activities directly to deals (aka–the money!)”
