By: Ian Foley Project Open Hand is a nonprofit organization that provides nutritious meals to seniors and the critically ill. Every day, the organization prepares 2,500 meals and provides 200 bags of groceries to help sustain clients as they battle serious illnesses, isolation, or the health challenges of old age. Project... read more →
Join Expert Brian Solis for sfAMA’s CX Discussion It wasn't too long ago that the idea of branding could be simplified and distilled down to messaging and identity. Branding drove marketing decisions, graphic design guidelines, and corporate communications. However, branding means something much different circa 2016. With mobile devices providing... read more →
The 111 Minna Gallery saw lots of action on the evening of February 26 as the sfAMA showed the hipster crowd that marketers can party too! Featuring good folks, good eats and lots of good connections, it was another successful night of networking and fun with the sfAMA. ... read more →
On January 26th, Charlene Li, Principal Analyst at Altimeter, spoke to a room packed with marketers and marketing students seeking to understand where to best focus their energies through the ongoing process of adapting to the digital transformation that started for many of us around 2005. While her talk dove... read more →
Our November 10 event hosted at the Twitter Aviator Room drew a crowd of professionals interested in learning more about the sharing economies impact on the future of marketing. Jeremiah Owyang presented the Collaborative Economy Honeycomb which showcases new ways businesses are using the crowd to market, transact, and share goods. In... read more →
Creating a Digital Content Factory Speaker: Scot Abel Our October 20th program drew a good crowd of marketers interested in hearing what Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler, had to say about developing quality content. He reiterated what many of us know when developing content – write your content in modules so that... read more →
Our recent event held at the Tony Press Club wine bar was truly a fun affair. The sfAMA had their own area set apart from the rest of the Club where delicious wines and cheeses were served. There were over 70 marketers in attendance, many of whom were attending their first... read more →