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Leslie Walsh

Executive Director, Head Of Strategy at Episode Four

Leslie Walsh has a diverse work experience in the field of strategy and marketing. Leslie is currently serving as the Executive Director and Head of Strategy at Episode Four, a position they have held since May 2018. Prior to this, Leslie worked at 360i, where they held various roles including Director of Strategy, Senior Strategist, and Strategist. At 360i, they led a team of strategists and worked on brand strategies for global brands like MINI Cooper and Nestle Waters. Leslie also led new business pitches and had expertise in various disciplines including brand strategy, creative, digital, social, and analytics.

Leslie also gained experience at 360i Europe as a Strategy Director for a brief period in 2016. Before that, they worked at BBDO, starting as an Intern and progressing to positions such as Digital Strategist, Senior AE/Digital Strategist, Account Executive, Assistant Account Executive, and Account Coordinator.

Leslie's career began with an internship at Snowden Tatarski, where they worked on non-profit clients as part of a program mentored by Jeff Snowden. Overall, Leslie Walsh is a seasoned professional with significant experience in strategy, marketing, and brand management.

Leslie Walsh attended The University of Georgia from 2003 to 2007, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Advertising. In 2004, they briefly studied at Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck, although the information regarding the degree and field of study is not provided. Leslie also has a New Media Certificate, although details about the institution and the year it was obtained are not mentioned.

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New York, United States

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Episode Four

Episode Four makes hits for brands. A hit is song everyone recognizes. A movie everyone can quote. A show everyone is buzzing about. But it doesn’t stop there. Simply put, a hit is a success in any genre or any format. There are hit films, books, podcasts, video games, exhibits, products and more. Hits stand out. They are memorable and widely talked about. They are powerful economic multipliers. That’s what makes them valuable to brands. We are currently working on a wide variety of projects for many Fortune 100 companies. These projects range from a documentary feature film about technology's impact on family dynamics, an online class on the business of millennials, and the total reinvention of a sports sponsorship, including the building of a custom half-million dollar muscle car.


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