Steve Wiens Email and Phone Number

Steve Wiens is a Content Strategist, eBay at eBay. He possess expertise in content strategy, digital media, storytelling, editing, editorial and 29 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Steve was a great asset to our team always coming to the table with big bold marketing ideas for the brands and key partners we worked with. His expertise gave creative direction across content & design while highlighting Microsoft's latest technology as products were brought to market. Steve also had a great understanding of the business and I could always count on him to keep our margins in line. Steve would be a great asset any team who wants to take their brand to the next level!", "As the Supervising Producer of the video series “Mom’s Homeroom” for MSN.com I reported directly to Steve. He is an all around great manager who had a clear vision for our Kellogg’s sponsored series. I was very impressed by his inherent understanding of our sponsor’s goals and the best ways to deliver on them. As the creative lead & head of strategy on this series, he was full of ideas to create compelling content that engaged the viewer. He knows production inside and out and welcomed our team’s suggestions and input. As a result we were able to explore new episode formats and topics that elevated overall production quality and the end user experience. I appreciated how responsive he was and his ability to keep a clear head when problems came up. Together we worked to find solutions that in the end strengthened our teams and productions. Steve was our biggest cheerleader. I would welcome the opportunity to work with him on any project again!", and "I worked with Steve for a year on several different projects, and was always impressed by his content strategy skills. He had a knack for working out creative solutions, combining them with solid marketing plans and never failed to meet the business needs of both clients and our team. What I like most about Steve, though, is his commitment to helping others on his team grow. When he became my skip-level manager, he asked me where my interests were and helped me find projects that gave me opportunities to explore those interests. I really appreciate that."