ThinkLA
Linda Schwab is an experienced professional with a diverse background in marketing, fundraising, and strategic partnerships. Currently serving as the Partnership Director and Events and Sponsorship Director at ThinkLA since February 2012, Linda has contributed to the promotion and support of collaboration within the marketing and advertising industries in Los Angeles. Previous roles include Board Member at The Santa Monica Synagogue and consultant at LWS, focusing on nonprofit fundraising and communications. Additional experience encompasses managing business affairs at Advantage Fitness Products, directing marketing efforts for the United Way of Greater Los Angeles, and leading development initiatives at the Westside Women's Health Center. Linda holds a BFA in Film and Television and English Literature from New York University, complemented by experience as a Project Manager and Technical Writer at DMJM Harris.
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ThinkLA
The goal of ThinkLA is to connect, educate, and inspire the Los Angeles advertising, marketing, and media community. We promote and support world-class collaboration, innovation, and creativity among these industries in Los Angeles. As the preeminent nonprofit association, ThinkLA serves its constituents through initiatives that leverage members' combined resources to accomplish objectives greater than each could reasonably expect to accomplish on their own. To that end, ThinkLA seeks to enhance the business objectives of its members via: · Elevating the image, identity and awareness of the Los Angeles communities among national marketers to attract more business, greater talent, and more spending to the market · Establishing and advocating industry standards and ideals, including philanthropic support of related charitable endeavors · Providing comprehensive educational and training support with an emphasis on diverse multi-cultural representation and improved knowledge of new, emerging media and marketing disciplines · Building pride and alignment throughout the various communities, resulting in enhanced affiliation and fellowship among like colleagues · Enabling members to network and build strong business and personal relationships