Luan Wise
By Mark Vincent
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If there’s a marketing channel that experiences more change than any other, it’s social media.
Luan not only drives us to keep our own profiles up-to-date, and to share content with our networks, she has her eyes and ears open to the latest topics that can stimulate important conversations about change.
When she’s not consulting or teaching, you’ll most likely find Luan with her head in a book and a cup of coffee in hand.
For more information, click below to see Luan’s LinkedIn profile.
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