Find out why brands should ditch pink promises this International Women's Day and support girlhood in a meaningful way. Get insights from strategy consultant Audrey Dahmen. #EmpowerGirlhood
Pink is often synonymous with girls and femininity, but this International Women's Day, it's time for brands to move beyond superficial pink promises. Audrey Dahmen, a seasoned strategy consultant, emphasizes the need for brands to support girlhood in a more meaningful and impactful manner. In a world where stereotypes prevail, Dahmen guides brands on how to celebrate and empower girlhood without relying on outdated clichรฉs. Barbie's resurgence has brought pink back into the spotlight, prompting a reevaluation of how brands approach gender-specific marketing strategies. Audrey Dahmen's expertise sheds light on the importance of authenticity and inclusivity when addressing girlhood in today's society.
Pink is back, thanks Barbie. Strategy consultant Audrey Dahmen guides brands on how to meaningfully mark this moment of 'girlhood.'
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