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Kerry Guard worked in New York where the marketing agency culture was churn-and-burn. She worked twelve-hour days, owned a $50MM account as an assistant, and was treated as replaceable. After moving to Seattle to be with her now-husband, Kerry set out to build an agency, MKG Marketing, that was the opposite; where people work no more than eight hours a day... whatever eight hours work for them. MKG Marketing is an agency where team members never feel like an island and where they know they are valued.
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By Marissa Levin & Jennifer BrownKerry Guard worked in New York where the marketing agency culture was churn-and-burn. She worked twelve-hour days, owned a $50MM account as an assistant, and was treated as replaceable. After moving to Seattle to be with her now-husband, Kerry set out to build an agency, MKG Marketing, that was the opposite; where people work no more than eight hours a day... whatever eight hours work for them. MKG Marketing is an agency where team members never feel like an island and where they know they are valued.
What you'll learn about in this episode:
Additional resources: