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At mobile marketing company Vibes, leading with empathy and considering impact allows the product team to focus on the big picture.

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The hybrid office is here to stay. Keep employees connected, stimulated and happy with escape rooms, virtual beverage samplings, and kid-friendly story ideas.

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Three leaders discuss how the mobile marketing company enables brands to deliver personalized consumer experiences and their exciting plans to “do more with less.”

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Three leaders discuss how the mobile marketing company enables brands to deliver personalized consumer experiences and their exciting plans to “do more with less.”

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At mobile marketing company Vibes, leading with empathy and considering impact allows the product team to focus on the big picture.

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Whether sitting down to articulate expectations, share feedback or tackle a roadblock, thoughtful dialogue with junior employees is critical.

To get a quick pulse of the re-engagement strategies their team’s are implementing, Built In Chicago connected with Cami Bartel, content marketing manager at Vibes and Jack Seney, director of marketing at Arrive. They share strategies they’ve had success with, a best practice they’ve found to be most impactful and what they learned throughout the process. 

Vibes provides a technology platform for mobile communication and marketing for businesses of all sizes, and in the past six months, the company has seen a large uptick in demand.

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Vibes — a Chicago based mobile marketing company — announced on Wednesday that it has raised $45 million to expand its operations into global markets.