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transforming the practice of marketing and advertising. This year’s 30 are curious, daring, creative, driven and empowered—and they are using their skills and unique vision to start companies, reshape agencies and bring innovation to both new and legacy brands.
Others are working to advance marketing strategy for media behemoths Google and BuzzFeed; some are leaning into new brand-engagement mechanisms such as drones and AI. Sayid Abdullaev, for example, works on brand marketing for Google’s YouTube. He also serves as an internal consultant on diversity and inclusion within YouTube's marketing campaigns. A refugee himself, he has founded multiple initiatives for LGBTQ asylum seekers and refugees to help raise more than $1 million for a variety of social causes.
Meanwhile, others have started new companies to meet new demand and changing dynamics of business. In 2017, Hector Espinoza and Nancy Li founded creative marketing agency Multiplied, which focuses on public relations, digital marketing and design. Based in San Francisco, Multiplied works with innovative blockchain companies to create and sustain long-term growth.
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