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Carrie Doza Koch Industries, LLC.

Carrie Doza Koch Industries, LLC. Presented by: Lauralee Gilkey April 4, 2012. Agenda. Carrie Doza and Koch Industries, LLC. Why I interviewed Carrie Doza. Takeways Conclusion. Carrie Doza & Koch Industries, LLC. Senior Marketing Communication Manager

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Carrie Doza Koch Industries, LLC.

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  1. Carrie DozaKoch Industries, LLC. Presented by: LauraleeGilkey April 4, 2012

  2. Agenda • Carrie Doza and Koch Industries, LLC. • Why I interviewed Carrie Doza. • Takeways • Conclusion

  3. Carrie Doza & Koch Industries, LLC. • Senior Marketing Communication Manager • Started as a customer service and sales representative at Lange-Stegmann • Koch Industries has many areas of manufacturing • I interviewed Carrie to find out more about marketing.

  4. Marketing and Communication Go Hand in Hand • You can’t have one without the other • Concentrate on one, but always be familiar with the other.

  5. The Environment and Culture of an Organization is Important • Look for something that fits you • Look for flexibility and positively • You contribute to the environment

  6. You Still Have Time for a Life Outside of Work • Having a family is still possible even in the demanding field. • The culture of the organization matters

  7. Conclusion • Marketing and communication will always go together • When job searching consider the environment and culture of each organization • You can have a life outside of work Any Questions?

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