QuickFire: Nate Jorgensen

16 questions with Miami University’s Senior Director of Marketing.

13 minutes
By: Kevin Renton
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This is not the time to be afraid or meek when it comes to championing colleges and universities.

That’s not a surprising sentiment coming from someone whose career started in sports before moving into higher ed marketing.

Volt Publisher Kevin Renton sat down with Nate Jorgensen, senior director of marketing at Miami University (Ohio) to talk about what’s working, what’s not and what it takes to succeed in this deeply challenging time in higher education. 

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