Industry Professional
Londre Marketing Consultants, LLC
Los Angeles, California, United States
Business: Marketing, Expert Witness: Advertising
15+ Years of Experience
MBA, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California
• Senior Marketing & Advertising Consultant, Marketing Analyst, Problem Solver • Marketing, Advertising & Business Expert Witness • Senior Marketing, Advertising & Business Strategies’ Adjunct Professor, Senior Lecturer, Presenter
What is Marketing? What is Advertising?
Zoom - 10/2020
Los Angeles, CA, USA
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• “Polished Apple” Award Recipient (2008 and 2006), honoring commitment to students at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) • University of Southern California, School of Journalism, Special Excellence Award for Outstanding Achievement in Support of School’s Academic Goals (April 1993) • USC Parents’ Association Teaching and Mentoring Award (2006) • City of Los Angeles Fire Department’s “Contribution to the Safety of Los Angeles” (1985) • Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors “Salute to Larry S. Londre, for 25th Birthday Celebration of Music Center and Commitment to Performing Arts” (1989) • Outstanding Citizen Award (1993), Los Angeles City Council ("There's Nothing Cool About Fireworks") • Distinguished Professor, California State University, Northridge (1999) • USC News, “Advertising Pyrotechnics” June, 1995 (https://news.usc.edu/21868/Advertising-pyrotechnics/) • Extraordinary Service Award, Wilshire Chamber of Commerce (1993) • FEWA (Forensic Expert Witness Association), Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Service as a Speaker (2006, 2014, 2015, 2017) • The Music Center Events and Program: Awards for Best Community Program from Publicity Club of Los Angeles (1991 and 1992) • Award from California League of Cities (1991) • Belding Award, Advertising Club of Los Angeles (1990) • PRSA (Public Relations Society of America) Award (1990) • Joseph Roos Community Service Award, PRSA (Public Relations Society of America) (1990)
University of Southern California (USC); AdRelief, Loyola High, ThnkLA
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