Adam Puchalsky

Adam Puchalsky

University Guest Lecturer @S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications At Syracuse University

New York, NY, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

University Guest Lecturer @S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications At Syracuse University

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Syracuse, NY, US

EDUCATION

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S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University

Bachelor of Science - BS

SKILLS

AdvertisingInteractive MarketingIntegrated MarketingDigital MarketingDigital StrategyDigital ProductionCreative DirectionMedia PlanningMobile MarketingInteractive AdvertisingCreative StrategyOnline AdvertisingAccount ManagementBrand DevelopmentEmail MarketingSocial MediaDigital MediaRelationship MarketingOutdoor Advertising

ABOUT ADAM PUCHALSKY

With a robust track record of success spanning more than two decades, my expertise lies in the business of creativity, leveraging ideas across the media ecosystem to drive business outcomes for brands. Currently leading as Global Head of Brand Partnerships at HARTBEAT, my mission is to merge the worlds of Hollywood and Madison Avenue to create innovative business results. My approach is to align with the organization\'s culture, bringing new perspectives to our dynamic team and setting industry benchmarks for collaborations.Over the past year, my focus has been on developing HARTBEAT\'s comprehensive brand partnership strategy. This included a pioneering documentary premiering at Tribeca and a groundbreaking series for P&G’s Olympics sponsorship on Peacock. My role involves defining the vision for shared IP with brands and leading my team to deliver entertainment solutions that redefine brand experiences and drive meaningful engagement.

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