New Host On the Block - Jass Binning joins Growth Marketing Camp

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Key Takeaways
  • Here are some ways you can help us to get this podcast out there.
  • 45 “A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking because her trust is.
  • Jass is joining Growth Marketing Camp as a co-host, and boy, does she have the right mix of marketing experience and charisma to get your ears buzzing.
  • In this rare break from standard form, we interview our new co-host, Jass, about her career path and the learnings she picked up along the way.
  • We also got a boost of inspiration from her journey, so make sure to tune in.

    Growth Marketing Camp, Ep. 45

    “A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking because her trust is not in the branch but in her wings.” - Charlie Wardle

    If we’d have to choose to share just one lesson we’ve learned from Jass Binning, the Director of Marketing here at Opensense, it's this: continually strengthen your flight feathers, build your skills, and invest in yourself. And if the branch ever breaks, just fly. 

    Jass is joining Growth Marketing Camp as a co-host, and boy, does she have the right mix of marketing experience and charisma to get your ears buzzing. 

    In this rare break from standard form, we interview our new co-host, Jass, about her career path and the learnings she picked up along the way. We also got a boost of inspiration from her journey, so make sure to tune in. You’re in for a treat!

    Never want to miss an episode? Check out this podcast and subscribe and review on Apple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyTuneIn Radio, or YouTube.

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    If you’ve listened to the show and learned a thing or two, we’d appreciate it if you shared the love. Here are some ways you can help us to get this podcast out there.

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    Shawna Cooley
    Creative Brand Director at Opensense

    Shawna Cooley is the Creative Brand Director at Opensense, where she owns the company’s brand identity and creative strategy across all customer touchpoints. She leads visual systems and creative direction that ensure the brand is consistent, credible, and built to scale. Shawna partners closely with product, customer success, and executive leadership to align brand execution with business outcomes.

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