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The Benefits of Working with Students During Tough Economic Times

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Recording Passcode: HubSpotEPP_1

Over the past several years, businesses across industries have experienced tough economic times. For many, our current macroeconomic environment continues to force some businesses to stretch resources and think creatively about how to meet their needs.

Working with students through non-traditional workforce development opportunities can be a great way to fill in the gaps caused by economic uncertainties. This discussion will highlight HubSpot’s Micro-Internship Program as a way for HubSpot customers and partners to engage and utilize early-career talent to improve productivity and business outcomes. Whether you need an extra set of hands on a project or are looking for innovative ideas and insights from students who are learning about the latest trends, our speakers will share how they have benefited from the support of students in their businesses.

We will also discuss the broader challenges that students are facing as they prepare to enter the workforce and highlight ways that you can continue to support our future leaders.

Speakers

  • Jeffrey Moss

    CEO & Founder

    Parker Dewey
    Jeffrey is the CEO of Parker Dewey, a mission-oriented organization that helps connect great talent with great companies through Micro-Internships. Parker Dewey offers the largest network of highly motivated college students and recent graduates who are excited to complete short-term, paid professional assignments.

  • Clare Wynne

    CEO, Founder

    The Experiential Network
    For over 20 years, Clare and the team have executed multiple product launches and product line extensions, and represented products at literally thousands of events throughout the United States and Canada, and she’s just getting started!

  • Yuvay Ferguson

    Associate Professor of Marketing

    Howard University
    Dr. Yuvay Meyers Ferguson is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Howard University’s School of Business. She has served as the Department of Marketing Chair and Assistant Dean during her tenure at the University. Classes she has taught include Brand Management, Marketing Communications, Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy, to name a few. Dr. Ferguson graduated with honors from Howard University with a Bachelors degree in International Business Marketing and then went on to American University to obtain a Masters Degree in Public Communications. Before returning to graduate school, she worked in advertising for a couple of years with clients such as the American Red Cross and BellSouth. Dr. Ferguson completed her Ph.D. in Advertising at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research interests focus on representation of Blacks and Millennials in advertising and their consumer behavior in the marketplace.

  • Cheyenne Boyce

    Senior Program Manager

    Education Partner Program, HubSpot
    Cheyenne Boyce has over 10 years of experience managing and developing educational programming for youth both domestically and globally. She believes in the power of education to help create life-changing opportunities and currently serves as the Senior Program Manager for Student Development at HubSpot. In this role, she connects students to opportunities within HubSpots’ ecosystem and develops programs to support career readiness, particularly for students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in tech.

    HubSpot's Micro-Internship Program

    HubSpot's Micro-Internship Program, sponsored by the Education Partner Program connects HubSpot Customers and Solutions Partners with students to complete short-term projects that solve real business challenges.

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