This week, Lacey sits down with Britt, a Partner Manager in Emerging Sales — or, as Lacey puts it, a total powerhouse in the world of advertising and media (cue the Mad Men reboot).
Britt breaks down what it’s really like to work in advertising and sales — the pressure, the pace, and the pivot she made from media planning to a client-facing role in sales. They dive into her career journey, her agency experience, what drives her, and the lessons she’s picked up along the way.
Whether you're curious about the advertising industry or just figuring out your next move, Britt’s insight is thoughtful, relatable, and full of sharp advice.
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