Andrea Learned

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Because I’ve been at this so long and am quite accessible (email or phone), I get frequent opportunities to be interviewed for articles on advertising or marketing topics. I’ve been a source for publications such as: AdWeek, The Christian Science Monitor, U.S. News & World Report, AdMap, and NZ Retail. As always, I hope my words on what has been a wide variety of women’s market topics will continue to be insights most anyone can use.

Following is a sampling, with more to come as I load my archives onto this new site:

My Take On Local Political Leadership And Climate Influence

By |2023-03-20T16:40:39-04:00March 20th, 2023|#Bikes4Climate, Andrea Writes, climate action, Climate Influence, Insight, Interviews & Quotes, Leadership, Living Change Podcast, Political Capital|

Culver City leader Alex Fisch interviewed Andrea Learned recently for the Bike Talk podcast. In it, she shares her high level insights on how political leaders can build social capital and constituent engagement toward long-term, resilient trust.

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Living Change: On Being a #Bikes4Climate Mayor – Mark Gamba

By |2022-05-31T11:25:43-04:00May 31st, 2022|#Bikes4Climate, climate action, Climate Influence, Interviews & Quotes, Leadership, Living Change Podcast, Video & Audio|

Andrea Learned introduces her first #LivingChange #podcast episode with Mark Gamba, Oregon mayor who bikes his #ClimateInfluence and discusses how personal values-driven #leadership practices matter in #ClimateAction

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The Atlantic Conversation

By |2013-08-29T19:49:25-04:00December 2nd, 2011|Announcements, Events and Miscellany, Interviews & Quotes, Sustainability & CSR|

The Atlantic recently published an interview with me that included some good questions on trends and innovation in sustainability. Here's an excerpt: What's something that most people just don't understand about your area of expertise? How thinking big about the connections of cultural trends, consumer behavior research, and other-things-that-don't-seem-to-relate-at-all can give meaning and help build [...]

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