Emma Brooks is a Brand + Community Builder | VP, Marketing @ Skillshare at Skillshare. She possess expertise in digital strategy, social media marketing, online advertising, advertising, integrated marketing and 13 more skills. She is proficient in French. Colleagues describe her as "I've had the privilege of working with Emma shortly after she became VP Marketing at Skillshare. I served as a media partner for brand campaigns, collaborating closely with Emma on strategy, execution and optimization...and it was an absolute pleasure. Emma is a patient, focused leader who inspires everyone around her to do their best work. She balances performance-driven objectivity with strong creative instincts. Emma is focused on big picture outcomes, while also being keenly aligned with the tactical nuances to get there. Her ability to seamlessly integrate strategic vision with thoughtful, meticulous attention to detail sets her apart as an exceptional marketing leader. Emma is a bridge builder, with a leadership style that welcomes curiosity (and test and learns!) while fostering a collaborative and innovative environment. It made working with her an absolute joy. I highly recommend Emma for her outstanding leadership, strategic thinking, and unwavering commitment to excellence.", "Emma Brooks is a star. Period. (Although I'd like to add some context). Emma combines the power of her sharp strategic mind with exceptional EQ and her ability to focus and get things done. The result is a leader who always delivers results, and who does so by motivating and inspiring those around her to be part of the vision. Emma is one of the most agile leaders I've ever worked with, and she is constantly learning and broadening her skill set. I hope to work with Emma again some day!", and "The integrated strategist is a unicorn: a mythical creature that is said to exist only in an agency leader's wildest imagination. Right? Not true. Meet Emma. When I met her four years ago, Emma was a masterful practitioner of all things digital, earning accolades from senior clients at the likes of Audi, Interac, Hershey and ParticipACTION. Top-tier acumen, they noted, paired nicely with humility and an infectious, can-do attitude. She didn’t stop there. For four years, I’ve enjoyed a first-row view as Emma expanded into the big broad world of brand strategy, gamely taking on its challenges and adding to what was already a formidable arsenal of problem solving tools. Now, creatives and clients seek out her proclivity for big picture thinking, medium-agnostic solutions and trademark displays of grace under pressure. Borders between disciplines and mediums and strategies are a thing of the past. Today’s market is in desperate demand of capable, digitally-native, multi-disciplinary thinkers who can move the needle with today’s consumers. In other words, your organization needs more Emmas—as rare as they remain."