Jobs Landed

Adtegrity.com is an online advertising network that basically acts as a middle man between Advertisers and Publishers (website owners).  It’s my job to review and either approve or reject new websites that apply to become a part of our network.  Needless to say, sometimes my job can be very entertaining.  I also spend a portion of my day reviewing the creative’s that run through our network to ensure they meet our standards.  Once again, sometimes my job can be very entertaining.  I deal with website owners every day and work to optimize the amount of money they can make, while helping with any problems they might have. I learn something new every day, can wear whatever I want, and work with a lot of great people.  Except when they beat me at the Ping Pong table.  Yes, we have a Ping Pong table, my job is awesome.

 

My hat closet is full.  Aside from the Detroit Tigers 59fifty, I’ve amassed a pretty big collection since coming to Highland Group.  Most often, I’m wearing the hard hat. It’s really good for protection from fast-moving, large objects- projects being the most dangerous.  Digging deep into reports and research?  No problem- that’s when the miner’s helmet comes in handy.  There’s the green visor for budgets, a top hat for entertaining clients, and a bunch more.  What’s funny though, is that I’m not the only one.  Highland Group account executives tend to wear a lot of different hats.  It’s definitely a busy way to make a living, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

 

This summer I am privileged enough to work with the great group of award winning creatives, ad managers, and techies at HG. I've got the chance to expand in some exciting areas including web marketing (social networking anyone?), web/product development, and advertising. Clients that I work with look to differentiate their website launch through high quality and original web marketing. The most exciting part for me is seeing the crew in action and being a part of the creative chaos. Our firm has a newly renovated dream office with an inspiring atmosphere, a vast library of tunes, and an Atari. Yes, an Atari. For creative purposes.