Marketing Communications Executives International, Seattle Chapter

The Seattle Chapter of Marketing Communications Executives International (MCEI) was formed in 1979 as part of a worldwide organization. In Seattle, MCEI is a unique group limited to 75 senior marketing communications professionals who participate by invitation only.

On the third Tuesday of each month, Seattle MCEI holds a dinner meeting with a distinguished marketing presenter.

The purpose of MCEI is to provide marketing communications professionals the opportunity to hear about and participate in a forum on a timely marketing topic of interest and value to members of the group.

The objective of each dinner meeting is to hear a "behind the scenes" perspective and high-level industry marketing insight.

Monthly speakers are asked to hold their remarks to 35 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A. Speakers are selected who can convey provocative ideas, positions and concepts, including controversial topics.

As one of the area's oldest and most respected professional groups, Seattle MCEI is a premiere forum where members and their guests can hear compelling ways of solving new or old marketing challenges.

For those interested in learning more about the Seattle Chapter of Marketing Communications International, contact Suzanne Mueller, Director of Membership. She can be reached at 206-275-6035 or suzannemueller@cbbain.com.

ATTENTION MCEI MEMBERS....

COMING UP IN AUGUST

It's not gas---it's PROPEL!

With petroleum prices at record highs, and growing concerns about the environmental impact of fuel on the environment and on our national security, it’s never been more important to offer consumers something they’ve never had – true choice at the pump. Seattle-based Propel sells fuels that are domestically sourced and environmentally friendly, and in July, opened its latest station in South Lake Union. In fact, it’s the first new gas station – of any type -- in Seattle in more than a decade.

You'll hear from Rob Elam, CEO & Co-founder of Propel Fuels as he gives us a look at Propel’s innovative business model, how it’s differentiating itself from other biofuel retailers, and how it’s finding new ways to connect with consumers and businesses who want to make a difference with their fuel purchases.

DATE: August 19th

LOCATION: Seattle Yacht Club

5:30pm Cocktails

6:15pm Dinner

7:15pm Presentation

To reserve your spot(s) for the presentation and dinner, please RSVP online in the members only section by August 12th or email Loretta@asi-seattle.net and indicate one of the following:

Yes, I plan to attend
I plan to attend & bring a guest ($60 per guest)
I can't attend, but am sending a substitute (limit 3 subs per year)
I will not be able to attend

MEMBER NEWS

Big news for Rod Brooks, Chief Marketing Officer of PEMCO Insurance Company. He has been voted onto the board of directors for the Word of Mouth Marketing Association. Congratulations to Rod!

Congratulations to Matt Ramerman, HL2's Chief Operating Officer, named one of Puget Sound's "40 Under 40" by the Puget Sound Business Journal. The program is in its 10th year as the region's premier award program that spotlights the top business leaders under the age of 40 who excel in their industry and show dynamic leadership.

By the way....Joe Barnes has a new blog all about Word of Mouth marketing and consumer generated media. Just go to: http://themarketingadvantage.blogspot.com/

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If you have misplaced your password, it cannot be retrieved, but if you contact Loretta, she can create a new one for you.