About Sami Salmenkivi

Sami is an award winning author, entrepreneur, and a Planning Director at TBWA/Helsinki. A prominent Finnish economic media Taloussanomat has dubbed him “a social media guru”. His Ideas on new and innovative communications, have been heard in Finland and abroad, for example at conferences the likes of Mediapäivät, Elonmerkki, and DiViA, as well as sought by global and local companies.

Sami has been involved in a lead role in creating several marketing strategies on a global, European, and national level, ranging from brand strategies and digital marketing strategies, down to tactical plans and guidelines.

Sami is also a planner, with an ambition to create campaigns that have a digital heart, but more importantly campaigns that deliver. Sami has been involved in many most talked about campaigns over the years. He has won Vuoden Huiput Integrated Gold, Grand One gold, and been listed at the New York Festivals. He has also won the Grand Prix in the Finnish Cannes Young Lions.

For more information see: www.samisalmenkivi.com

Responses

  1. Congrats, your blog was mentioned in the section: fastest growing blogs on wordpress.com!

    This coming from a fellow Finn who is studying marketing in the Netherlands. I just recently started experimenting on a blog of my own, should be fun.

    Cheers!

  2. Please send me a invitation token.
    Thanxx

  3. i’ve just descovered your blog by a “heart in my coffee” google search. so exciting !

  4. HI Sami–

    I am an American living in Finland (south of Salo) and came across your blog via the value of Facebook fan page post. I wanted to share with you a global project that may be of interest (http://projectrestoration.com), specifically in terms of a new angle on social-networking — with a purpose.

    I invite you to come check it out, and if you like what you see, to feature it in one of your blogs.

    All the best!

  5. Hi Sami

    First of all thank you for you and Mr Nyman for excellent (Finnish) book: Yhteisöllinen media ja muuttuva markkinointi. It has given me and my thesis partner a great insight about internet marketing.

    Anyway I can’t help but wonder the absence of RSS-feed buttons or links in your blog, after all in your book you (or Nyman) wrote quite promising words about RSS-feeds.

  6. Olli: Thanks for kind words! You can add the URL address to your reader and it will find the feed.

    Direct address to the feed here as well:
    http://deceptivecadence.wordpress.com/feed/rss/


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