In this episode of Things I Didn't Learn At Harvard, we talk to Richard Hine.
Richard Hine is a content strategist, marketer, and writer whose past career roles include copywriter at Ogilvy and Mather Direct, international marketing director for Time Magazine, publisher of Time’s Latin America edition, and vice president of marketing and business development at The Wall Street Journal.
Hine’s 30+ year career as a writer and marketer spans everything from advertising to articles, corporate memoirs to web series, crowdfunding to New Yorker cartoon captions.
Hine currently is an avid tweeter, grudging Facebooker, occasional Instagrammer, and the founder of TLD Media aka The Levity Department which specializes in producing creative campaigns and managing social media accounts for corporate clients, celebrities, thought leaders, non-profits, startups, and more. He also writes the Unprecedented newsletter on Substack.
WHO?
Things I Didn't Learn at Harvard is a podcast hosted by 2 Superconnectors - Victor Lee & Rajiv Jadhav, who will be talking about how to network smartly in a post-pandemic world. Rajiv Jadhav (Anchor) is a United Nations Advisor, Reputation Management Strategist, and Social Impact Activist. Victor Lee (Co-Anchor) is a seasoned business strategist and networking expert. Victor will be guiding listeners through all the things he's learned about networking since he graduated from Harvard.
WHAT?
Victor created the Impresario Approach to Cognitive Networking to help anyone and everyone become a better networker. Rajiv, Victor and their guests will be discussing how to apply the lessons of the Impresario Approach and provide you with Networking Nuggets in every episode that will make you a better networker instantly!
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WHY?
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HOW?
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That's all this week from Rajiv & Victor. Thanks for listening to Things I Didn't Learn at Harvard. Hopefully you learned something useful here today!
