About
Hi, I’m Katie.
Three things are pretty apparent when you meet me: I’m short, I smile a lot, and I have opinions about a wide variety of topics.
Some topics tend to pop up more than others, such as music, social media, digital marketing, and why there is NEVER a bad time for chocolate. Others, like my insane passion for travel, my love of rock climbing, or my old sports car surface less frequently.
As mentioned in my first post, I’ve been blogging (privately, for the most part) for almost a decade and figured that it was high time to bring my opinions back into the public sphere.
Here’s the necessary disclaimer bit:
This blog expresses my personal opinions and not the opinions of anyone else… unless they’re being interviewed or I’m summarizing something they said – then it does. I welcome comments and discussions, though do reserve the right to remove offensive or inflammatory comments if necessary.
My blog may come across as slightly sarcastic at times. That’s because I’m slightly sarcastic at times. Again, this is me, not my employer, my family, my friends or my favorite cactus talking.
Bios
Professional Stuff
Katie Morse is an energetic marketing professional with a strong B2B marketing background. Her experience includes social media, public relations, marketing communications, brand management and project management. Katie has worked for numerous start-ups as well as large enterprises across the US and UK. Some of her experience includes working in consumer technology, telecommunications and social networking.
Personal Stuff
Katie has been involved in music since the age of 5. She has played and taught violin and percussion, and successfully annoyed most music teachers while growing up with her ability to pick up an instrument and quickly learn how to play. She now uses her marketing expertise to help musicians and labels develop their marketing, branding and promotions strategies. She heads up all marketing and promotions for Pressing Issues, a democratic dubstep label, and has recently lent her talents to the non-profit organization JazzMobile, as well as one of the largest electronic music websites in the world, Drum & Bass Arena.
