Brandweek


(Sean & Becky Ebenkamp w/ her Stylized Portrait).

Earlier this week, I enjoyed having lunch with Becky Ebenkamp, West Coast Bureau Chief of Brandweek Magazine and DJ on LuxuriaMusic . While enjoying Indian curry, we discussed contemporary marketing and Web 2.0 trends.

During our conversation Becky, invited me to join a panel discussion this Fall on teenage marketing and interests. I look forward to participating.

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