Bridging Offline & Online: Ways To Connect & Engage Communities – Santa Ana District May Lunch and Meeting

Join us for this informative and interactive lunch and learn event :

Bridging Offline & Online: Ways To Connect & Engage Communities

Looking for ways to merge more traditional marketing strategies with digital tactics? In today’s evolving, always-connected landscape, mastering integration is paramount for consistently connecting with desired audiences. Come learn ways you can amplify your brand’s reach, engage your target audiences, drive meaningful connections, and achieve results. Don’t miss out – register now and unlock the keys to bridging traditional and digital marketing.

Key Takeaways will include:

* The power of personalized, immersive experiences
* How to target communities, neighborhoods, and events to leverage greater engagement
* The importance of consistency in creative and messaging across mediums

We will also have Brenda Manos  – Business Alliance Manager from the USPS Headquarters sharing on this topic

How to Mitigate the upcoming postal increase

She will review these 3 key points

• Growth Incentive
• Promotions
• Shipping Savings

Join us at our new venue located in the heart of Orange County.

Ace Garage  (Automobile Association of America’s Event Center) see below for more info on the venue.

15601 Mosher Ave  Tustin CA 92780

Speakers Bios:

Eric Morley, Co-Founder, Blue C
Eric Morley is the visionary co-founder behind Blue C, a dynamic Costa Mesa-based agency specializing in brand strategy and creative marketing. With a relentless passion for shaping brand narratives, Eric has been an influential force in the industry since 1998. His expertise spans both B2B and B2C sectors, encompassing brand strategy development, campaign orchestration, strategic design, content creation, and cutting-edge digital marketing and media placement strategies, all aimed at propelling businesses beyond their competitors.

Kristin Bush, Agency Growth & Partnerships Manager, Blue C
Kristin has been playing in the marketing, events, and PR sandbox for more than 15 years. Working both in-house and with agencies, Kristin has seen the marketing landscape evolve and has worked with many brands on a consultative level to provide strategic direction around ways brands can leverage marketing channels to reach their desired audiences, drive engagement, and fulfill goals. Kristin also volunteers her time to bring the marketing and community together, planning many events for AMAOC, OCPRSA, OC Ad Fed, and others.

Brenda Manos  – Business Alliance Manager from the USPS Headquarters

Currently I am a Business Alliance Manager and manage a portfolio of USPS vendor partners. (Mail Service Providers and Ad agencies related to the DM space) I consult with them on marketing and shipping solutions. My favorite part of the job is the getting to know my customers and it’s very rewarding when I have helped them come up with a solution for their business.
I recently served as the Political Ambassador for the Western States. I worked with the USPS team (14 managers and 100’s of reps) to help their clients deliver the win during election season. I’m looking forward to helping my client base with the 2024 election.

About the ACE Garage – ACE HISTORIC VEHICLE COLLECTION

About The Collection

Founded in 1900, the Automobile Club of Southern California pioneered many services as it grew to become one of the largest motorist organizations in the world. The ACE Historic Vehicle Collection began in 1978, when the Auto Club bought and restored a 1924 Dodge truck as a way to represent its long legacy of service to members and the public. The truck proved so popular at community events that the Auto Club acquired more historic vehicles in order to portray the range of services that the Club had provided over the years. This truck remains a highlight of the ACE Historic Vehicle Collection.

Since 1996, the Auto Club began affiliating with other clubs and became part of Auto Club Enterprises, or ACE, including motor clubs in 21 other states where historic tow trucks and service vehicles have also proved popular. A restored 1931 Ford Model A service truck representing AAA Texas sits proudly at the entrance of the Coppell, Texas Administrative Office. More recently, the collection was expanded to capture some of the innovation and excitement of various aspects of car culture. A highly engineered Funny Car connects with the sport of drag racing. A group of convertibles from the late 1950s recalls the feeling of cruising along the open road with the top down. A modified Model A roadster represents the distinctive customizing culture.