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Chip Weinstein

Member since June 2015Contact Chip

Chip has enjoyed a distinguished and varied career in advertising and marketing communications. He specializes in building and deepening relationships between brands and customers through a meaningful and strategic integration of marketing communication vehicles—from eCRM loyalty programs to persona-led interactive digital experiences, and more. Before joining Prime Access, Chip was President of Whittman-Hart (rebranded as Band Digital in 2010), one of the largest digital agencies in the US, where he is credited with developing the agency’s social media capability, program analytics, and mobile and transmedia offerings. He restructured and expanded the company’s healthcare practice, leading it to the highest EBITDA within the agency and securing a blue chip roster of pharmaceutical and healthcare clients, including Novartis, Genentech, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Roche, and CSL Behring. Chip also strengthened the company’s register of retail accounts by winning well-known brands such as Cracker Barrel, Frederick’s of Hollywood, Groupon, Behr Paint, Mercer, and the Meijer supermarket chain.   Under Chip’s leadership, LG’s mobile phone market share in the US leaped from 3% to 16% in a mere 9 months. Chip also launched the renowned Priceline.com advertising campaign featuring William Shatner while at Hill Holiday.   Chip is a graduate of Towson University, where he was a member of the NCAA-finalist lacrosse team. He currently sits on the board of Towson’s School of Communications and serves as President of Abington Youth Lacrosse. He resides in Rydal, PA, with his wife Stephanie and their three sons.

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  • New York State Gets Wellness Marketing Right With Anti-Smoking Ad Campaign in Marketing: Health on 06/23/2015

    New Yorkers are now breathing more freely, thanks to the decrease in tobacco use among its population, but getting there has been a difficult, 10-year-long process. While the national adult smoker population lingers at 18%, New York stays below that mark, owed much in part to the state's dedication to antismoking campaigns. While it's still an ongoing battle, there's much to be learned by New York's effective quest to decrease tobacco use, especially in the multicultural space.

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