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Panel
Speakers |
Noelle
Baker, Senior Vice President, StarrMark Brand
& Strategy
Branding to set yourself apart from
the crowds.
Marketing strategy techniques
Blane AhQuin & John Tsukada of Aloha Shoyu. Case Study Aloha Shoyu - How we took our brand to the mainland,
how we found multiple opportunities there, how we
came up with a marketing strategy.
Kurt Osaki, CEO, Osaki Design (invited)
Designing
for your market and brand - once on the shelf how to further set you apart. |
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Speaker Biographies:
Noelle Baker has worked on both
the client and agency side of integrating business strategies with marketing
and brand initiatives. She has developed proprietary tools for helping
clients to define their brand attributes to assure they achieve a brand
essence that is clearly relevant and differentiated.
Her
experience includes leading advertising teams, marketing consulting, strategic
planning and integrated communications management.
She teaches e-Business at Kapiolani Community
College, leads the Brand and Strategy Workshop at the University of Hawai‘i
Outreach College, and teaches Global Marketing Management in the Intercultural
Management Program at the Japanese American Institute for Management Science.
Blane AhQuin has 23 years of experience
in food industry marketing and sales. His background includes food brokering
as well as with food manufacturers, including Coca Cola, Meadow Gold,
as well as his current position with Aloha Shoyu.
John Tsukada brings a broad background
to his position as head of marketing for Aloha Shoyu.
He has 16 years of manufacturing company experience and has worked in
engineering as well as marketing and sales.
Kurt Osaki founded Osaki Design,
Inc. in 1994. Prior to starting
Osaki Design, Inc. he was the Design Director for Scott Architectural
Graphics, a company which specialized in designing and fabricating architectural
signage programs. In addition to
designing the new look for Aloha Shoyu, Mr.
Osaki has over tens years of professional experience in Environmental
Graphic Design, and has experience in a wide variety of projects, ranging
from the Taman Dayu Resort Community
project in Jakarta, Indonesia, to the detailing and implementation of
the identity program for the Baltimore Ravens Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.
Best known to Hawaii residents is Mr. Osaki’s design of
the University of Hawaii Football logo.
Frank Haas is Vice President for Tourism Marketing for the Hawai'i
Tourism Authority, the lead state agency for tourism in Hawai'i. Frank's
responsibilities include oversight of marketing contracts for leisure
marketing, sports, and the Hawai'i Convention Center. Prior to joining
the HTA in 2002, Frank enjoyed a varied marketing career including work
in advertising agencies - most recently as CEO of Ogilvy & Mather
Advertising in Hawai'i - technology marketing, tourism, and food service.
He is a past national chairman of the 40,000 member American Marketing
Association. He earned a bachelor's degree in advertising and an MBA in
marketing from Northwestern University. In his "spare" time,
Frank devotes time to many civic and charitable boards and teaches marketing
at Hawai'i Pacific University.
The seminar is co-sponsored by the State of Hawaii
Dept. of Agriculture.
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