As integrator, JoAnne helps lead and, you guessed it, integrate ddm’s leadership team. She develops strategic plans and oversees many processes, including recruitment, company performance, and business-level agency partnerships. JoAnne started at ddm as a designer and has held positions in nearly every corner of the company. When she’s away from the office, JoAnne is involved in organizations focused on cultivating local artists, conservation, and community equity. She also enjoys reading, drawing, and planning her family’s next national park vacation.
Insights by JoAnne Gritter
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5 tips for your B2B marketing strategy.
The B2B marketing landscape is a complex and evolving space, with its unique challenges and opportunities. Navigating it effectively requires well-thought-out strategies and insightful tactics. With a myriad of digital channels available, what are the best ways to connect, engage, and convert potential business clients?
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Accessibility demystified: website compliance in healthcare.
In the digital age of healthcare, where information empowers and services connect, website accessibility is vital. It’s the key to ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their abilities, can access critical information and services.
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4 hallmarks of a successful agent-client relationship.
In their classic book “The Trusted Advisor”, authors David Maister, Robert Galford and Charles Green outline the necessary ingredients for a successful advisor-client relationship. Their thesis could be boiled down to this maxim about the world’s wealthiest man: “The way to be as rich as Bill Gates is to care more about writing code than about being rich. And the way to be a great advisor is to care about your client.”
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Holistic corporate wellness for the era of remote work.
For years, corporate wellness programs focused on the bottom line of reducing healthcare expenses: health screenings, exercise programs, and programs that targeted dangerous behaviors like smoking and drinking. That focus paid off.
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Managing your online presence during a recession: where not to scrimp and save.
Who will be visiting your website or downloading your app today? What about in the future? Who in your organization will be responsible for serving online customers, clients, and employees