Our Mission

The American Marketing Association Drexel chapter empowers students to become the next generation of marketing leaders by connecting them with industry professionals and providing opportunities for professional development, networking, and experiential learning within a community of peers passionate about growth and innovation. 

Marketing Matters 

  • Black and white portrait of a man in early 20th-century formal attire with a suit, tie, and flower pinned to his lapel.

    “Stopping advertising to save money is like stopping your watch to save time.”

    - Henry Ford

    (Founder of Ford)

  • A woman with long braided hair styled in an updo, wearing a white outfit and large earrings, with makeup and jewelry, posing with her hand near her face against a plain white background.

    "The best marketing doesn’t feel like marketing. It feels like a story being told, and you just happen to be part of it."

    - Bozoma Saint John

    (former CMO at Netflix, CBO at Uber )

  • A smiling man with a beard and short dark hair, wearing a white shirt, standing against a plain light gray background.

    "Marketing is no longer about the stuff that you make, but the stories you tell and the connections you build."

    - Carlos Gil

    (Author of The End of Marketing)

  • Elderly man with glasses wearing a suit with gold buttons, sitting outdoors with hands clasped, serious expression.

    “Business has only two functions — marketing and innovation.”

    - Peter Drucker

    (a.k.a The Father of Management)

  • Portrait of an older man with gray hair and beard, wearing a beige blazer over a white shirt, smiling against a plain light background.

    "When you teach a girl to code, she will change the world. And when you give her the tools to market that change, the impact is unstoppable."

    - Kimberly Bryant

    (founder of Black Girls CODE)

  • A bald man wearing glasses, a dark pinstripe suit, a light purple shirt, and a purple tie, standing against a white background.

    “Marketing is no longer about the stuff you make, but about the stories you tell.”

    - Seth Godin

    (Successful author)