Caroline McKenna on financial services marketing lessons from the non-profit sector – MAF126

In this episode, my guest is Caroline McKenna.

We talk about the marketing lessons financial services companies can learn from the non-profit sector.

Welcome to episode 126 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast.

Caroline McKenna on financial services marketing lessons from the non-profit sector - MAF126

What you’ll hear about in this episode

  • Differences between the non-profit sector and commercial organisations
  • Learning from the personal, almost intimate, feel of a charitable enterprise
  • How the “Ice Bucket Water” challenge defines a topical grass roots approach to marketing and highlights “the human touch”
  • The 7Families campaign and how it points the way to engaging marketing in the financial services sector

Who is Caroline McKenna?

Caroline is the founder of Social Good HQ which is an online learning academy for non-profits organisations and a manager at the Dundee International Women’s Centre.

Her background is running and managing a wide range of businesses from Corporate, SME and not-for-profit organisations has allowed her to connect with amazing people and deliver real results. She specialises in working with non-profit trustees leading the development of company strategy in addition to overseeing the implementation of company long and short term plans.

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