Michael Ubaldi Email & Phone Number

Cleveland, Oh, Us

In my current role, I do what I enjoy most: leading creative people in visual communication and problem-solving. Each of the past 4 years, my team has provided marketing for more than 100 client campaigns while promoting more than a dozen brands to find new customers. We've partnered with editorial, production and management teams for launches and rebrands alike. I bring all my talents to bear, assimilating directives, style and data quickly to deliver top-notch creative. Above all, it’s been… Show more In my current role, I do what I enjoy most: leading creative people in visual communication and problem-solving. Each of the past 4 years, my team has provided marketing for more than 100 client campaigns while promoting more than a dozen brands to find new customers. We've partnered with editorial, production and management teams for launches and rebrands alike. I bring all my talents to bear, assimilating directives, style and data quickly to deliver top-notch creative. Above all, it’s been the little things: meeting a challenge that comes out of nowhere, doing good turns to promote a supportive work culture, and finishing each day with a shared victory. I love it. Show less

North Olmsted, Oh

North Olmsted, Oh

Following Advanstar's purchase by UBM in 2014, I was integrated with UBM Medica's marketing team in March of 2015.New management recognized my array of skills and depth of experience immediately. I learned to apply my hands-on talents in an organizational and supervisory role, guiding and overseeing one direct report and an expanded, loose group of four employees in creative production. Together with my manager, I also developed new systems and processes for the department.

North Olmsted, Ohio

Nine months after I rejoined, my boss left for new horizons. His boss needed a manager and looked to the guy standing there: me. We wanted better service from our email vendor; I found a new one. We wanted branded microsites; I built them. Educational product retail was missing a planner and promoter; I stepped in. Email, print, web marketing: every last bit had to be done, and aside from a part-time copywriter there wasn't anyone else — so I did it, consolidating my all-around repertoire.

Remember the Downturn? It took our team with it, too. When my old boss rehired me, the large amount of work for now-minimal staff gave me the opportunity to design or code creative myself. We were on the original assignment: B2B sponsorship promotions, in every digital and print marketing format, for five industries covering three dozen brands. My boss refused to stop encouraging me to jump in and build my skills. He knew something I didn't.

I accepted the role of copywriter as part of a task-force-style marketing team. The intended assignment was promotional services for a thick portfolio of B2B properties, but circumstances thrust the team into exhibitor campaigns for Licensing Expo's final year in New York City and premiere in Las Vegas. Both shows were successful. I spent a lot of time perfecting English style, and earned the reputation of a strong closer — taking raw work from idea people and shaping it into something real and… Show more I accepted the role of copywriter as part of a task-force-style marketing team. The intended assignment was promotional services for a thick portfolio of B2B properties, but circumstances thrust the team into exhibitor campaigns for Licensing Expo's final year in New York City and premiere in Las Vegas. Both shows were successful. I spent a lot of time perfecting English style, and earned the reputation of a strong closer — taking raw work from idea people and shaping it into something real and ready to go. Show less

This small airport engineering business hired me as a drafter. I had energy and aspirations, so my employers graciously let me put on a lot of hats and try to improve whatever I could touch. Ambivalent over my new art degree, I returned to what I'm best at: communication. Over these six years I began developing my core, professional combination of writing and design. With an inspiring and authentic brand identity right there for me to work with, I handled marketing: proposals for contracts, the… Show more This small airport engineering business hired me as a drafter. I had energy and aspirations, so my employers graciously let me put on a lot of hats and try to improve whatever I could touch. Ambivalent over my new art degree, I returned to what I'm best at: communication. Over these six years I began developing my core, professional combination of writing and design. With an inspiring and authentic brand identity right there for me to work with, I handled marketing: proposals for contracts, the company website, and collateral for meetings and trade shows. Show less