Carolyn Shulman is a dynamic marketing professional and business leader currently navigating the dual paths of consulting and academia. As a fractional marketing executive and consultant, she leverages her extensive experience to provide strategic guidance in marketing organization and structure, brand strategy, and program development....
Carolyn Shulman is a dynamic marketing professional and business leader currently navigating the dual paths of consulting and academia. As a fractional marketing executive and consultant, she leverages her extensive experience to provide strategic guidance in marketing organization and structure, brand strategy, and program development. Her ability to dissect complex challenges and implement effective solutions has made her a sought-after partner for businesses looking to enhance their marketing capabilities. Carolyn specializes in building robust marketing frameworks, including social media strategies, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, and production processes, ensuring that organizations not only meet but exceed their marketing goals.
In her consulting role, Carolyn excels in internal team management and optimizing agency models, fostering strategic partnerships that drive innovation and growth. Her hands-on approach to leadership and team management empowers organizations to cultivate a culture of collaboration and creativity, ultimately leading to successful marketing campaigns that resonate with target audiences.
Simultaneously, Carolyn is pursuing her Master of Social Work (MSW) at Fordham University, where she is deepening her understanding of social dynamics and community engagement. This academic endeavor complements her marketing expertise, allowing her to approach brand strategy with a unique lens that prioritizes social impact and ethical considerations. With a proven track record in business planning, problem-solving, and strategic leadership, Carolyn Shulman is poised to make significant contributions to both the marketing and social work fields, bridging the gap between effective business practices and meaningful community engagement.
