Tery Spataro is passionate about everything she does. Tery has years of
marketing experience developing successful engaging promotional strategies and delivering value to
customers, organizations, and stakeholders. She holds a strong ethical and social commitment to her clients and
their customers.Tery wields over two decades of experience in digital and traditional marketing communications. She has served as a senior vice president at R/GA, Ogilvy Worldwide, Blue Dingo, Wunderman, and Edelman. Provided strategic direction for Volvo Cars NA, Johnson & Johnson, SC Johnson, Olympus America, Warner Brothers, Reebok, L’Oreal Cosmetics, Clairol, Jose Cuervo. At Burson-Marsteller, Tery leads the US digital practice as Director, of Digital Account Services. She leads the strategic and account efforts for Hormel, Nestle Waters NA, and Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
No stranger to entrepreneurial life, Tery founded, self-funded, and operated 3 businesses: Stir Associates, a premier Silicon Alley interactive marketing firm; Accents By Allison, an eCommerce business based in Phoenix; and Mind Arrays, a global marketing consulting firm. Stir Associates was successfully sold in 1998. Additionally, she worked with high-powered investment groups to target new sciences and technology companies for funding. To date, five new companies have received funding from her efforts.
A recognized community leader, Tery has provided guidance and advice to new entrepreneurs and served on several advisory boards. Throughout the years she lectured at universities and international conferences providing valuable thought leadership and is quoted in books and articles about business and marketing.
Tery has a MBA in marketing from Regis University and BFA from Albertus Magnus College.
Publications:
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Daily Eats, Food Lover's Blog Daily Eats
Mind Arrays Blog
About.com, feature story Phoenix, AZ Starting a Business, by Tery Spataro, 2002
Publications "Buying Web Services," J.P. Frenza, Wiley 1999; The Women of Silicon Alley," Alleycat News, April 1999; "Becoming A Computer Artist," Chad M. Little, SAMS Publishing, 1994.
Acknowledgments "Doing eBusiness: Thriving in an Electronic Marketplace," David Taylor & Alyse D. Terhune, Wiley & Sons, 2000.
Featured in Delphi Forum, AlleyCat News, Wired Magazine, CMP Netguide, TechWeb, Local Business New York, Web Techniques @ NY, Cybegrrl’s Guides To Life, CyberScene and I-World, Hamburg Television, Hamburg Business News, New York Times
Acknowledged by MBA class of 2000 at St. Ambrose University, Davenport, IA, "Women at the Top: An Inside Look on Barriers and how to Overcome them" Top 100 Women Executives
Speaking Engagements:
Served as guest and keynote speaker, judge, panelist and/or moderator for Albertus Magnus College, Executive MBA Program,
NYU Stern Executive MBA Program, Direct Marketing Association, New York City Law Association, Internet World,
Andersen Consulting, International Radio & Television Society, IBM, CMG WebGrrls, EMMA, and Hamburg New Media @ Work
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Updated: September 2008.
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