Jonah Langenbeck, VP/CMO at The National WWII Museum, will walk through a brief history of The National WWII Museum, what’s coming next, and how research-driven paid, owned, and earned marketing & communications strategies have driven transformative growth at America’s WWII museum. Topics covered will include turning qualitative & quantitative research insights into actionable strategy, the continued relevance of traditional media in a digital world, and effective execution of multiple strategic campaigns. BioJonah Langenbeck is a designer, marketer, and maker living in New Orleans. Over the last 20 years, he has helped organizations big and small grow revenue, fulfill mission, and cultivate engaged, passionate communities through branded visual communications. His daily practice is rooted in the metafield of marketing and communications incorporating elements of strategic management, marketing strategy, creative, communications, project management, data, and analytics. He is currently Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at The National WWII Museum where over the last decade he has helped drive transformative growth through effective media strategies. When he’s not at the Museum he can be found exploring the world with his family, drinking coffee at one of New Orleans’ many fine cafes, or reading a book on a park bench.
Thursday, Jan 17, 11:30 AM-1 PM
Making It All Work: Marketing & Communications Strategies At The National WWII Museum
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant
Getting there
200 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA
More Very Local
New Orleanians, Visual Arts
Beaucoup power: Meet the artist behind the unique billboard in Treme
New Orleans artist / musician / rapper Nesby Phips has rented the space to share a message. With clear, bold, white words on a black backdrop, he has spelled out,...
Many would call the 7th Ward one of New Orleans’ iconic Creole neighborhoods, and civil rights attorney A.P. Tureaud is one of the neighborhood’s iconic native sons. While he became...
Mardi Gras, Mardi Gras Indians
PHOTOS: Cancelled, Cold and COVID - Mardi Gras 2021 Prevails
Even though Mardi Gras 2021 looked different, you can't keep Carnival out of the hearts of New Orleanians. Here's a look at Mardi Gras Day during COVID-19.
Bars, Food/Drink, Know Your NOLA
A product of the pandemic, Pepp's bar is a neighborhood partnership
This Marigny dive bar has rolled with the punches since the beginning of the pandemic, creating a parklet to serve customers and teaming up with a neighborhood restaurant for food.