Gary T. Hooker

Chief Marketing Officer - VP of Business Development at Imaginuity

Gary T. Hooker has over 20 years of sales and marketing experience. Gary T. began their career as a Business Development Account Executive at GTE from February 1993 until January 1997. Gary T. then worked as an Enterprise Internet Marketing Consultant at Microsoft from January 1997 to December 1999, focusing on local content and local search. Following that, they joined Vectrix as the Director of Sales & Marketing from December 1999 to March 2002, where they oversaw various marketing teams and managed clients such as Visa, CineMark, and American Airlines. Currently, they are the Chief Marketing Officer and VP of Business Development at Imaginuity since March 2002, where they lead the sales team, consults with clients, and shapes digital business strategies.

From 1988 to 1991, Gary T. Hooker attended Kilgore College. No degree or specific field of study is mentioned during this time.

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Dallas, United States

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Imaginuity

Imaginuity delivers transformative results to clients by effectively managing the complexity of today’s marketing ecosystem to drive the most efficient customer conversions.The best ways for most companies and brands to market themselves have significantly changed. A profusion of new tools, platforms, and digital technologies are now enabling amore insightful, holistic approach to marketing planning, better customer understanding, and improved ways to convert new customers more efficiently.Instead of making things easier, this transformation has made marketing much more complex. The proliferation of technology has created more ways to reach and engage with customers. To manage today’s marketing complexity, Imaginuity helps forward-thinking organizations find ways to insightfully connect the dots between multiple customer touchpoints throughout the path to purchase.Our simplified approach delivers the right message to the right customer at the right time on the right channel, all the way down to their device of choice. The results? Better outcomes, more satisfied customers, and improved marketing operations.


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