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J. Russell Findlay
editJ. Russell Findlay (1965 - ) is an American Advertising and Marketing Executive. He is the first Chief Marketing Officer of Major League Soccer[1]. Prior to MLS, Findlay worked for PepsiCo alongside Advertising Hall of Fame inductee Alan Pottasch. Findlay started his career at Unilever selling soap before moving into their brand marketing department. He has twice won an Effie Award for effective advertising.
His undergratuate degree is in marketing from SUNY Oswego. He also holds a MBA with a concentration in marketing and advertising from Xavier University.
He is related to the legendary advertising and media couple newspaperman Joseph Cookman and his wife Ladies Home Journal editor Mary Bass.
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Abel Minard article
editHello, Thanks for your contribution to the Abel Minard article. It needs a bit of help, and I'm happy to help if you'd like.
- He's referenced in other articles (e.g., Theodore Fitz Randolph, so it would be good to do a search and link the Abel Minard article by placing brackets around his name, like this: [[Abel Minard]] in articles where he is mentioned.
- More information is needed about him, particularly regarding how he is noteworthy.
- Insert link to articles, such as [[industrialist]], [[entrepreneur]] and [[New York]]
If I can help out, let me know. You can answer here, or leave a message on my talk page.--CaroleHenson (talk) 07:30, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
- You also left a sentence fragment "The elder Minard". I've made it invisible for now ("commented it out" in the jargon). And please give us the source for your information, as references. I would disagree with the editor above, in that I don't think there's much to gain from linking "industrialist" and "entrepreneur", but there should be a link to Sandlake. Surprising that it's red - are you sure you've spelled it right? Thanks. PamD 08:50, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
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