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Join us for breakfast as we hear from Tulsa International Airport's marketing team! 

In today’s complex media environment, ensuring brand consistency across various audiences is both essential and demanding. While many believe that Tulsa International Airport only needs to market to its passengers, the reality is that, like many modern organizations, their small team customizes communications for several key groups, including their Board of Directors, tenants, neighboring communities, airlines, and others. Discover their insights and tips on how to craft and adapt messages that engage different audiences while preserving a cohesive brand voice.

Speakers: 

Stephanie Chester most recently served as the Marketing Manager at Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust and has been a member of the marketing team since January 2016, starting as the Community Relations Manager. Chester has been responsible for managing marketing and advertising campaigns that highlight TUL’s air service and parking, led the largest art investment that TUL has ever made with the upcoming suspended art installation, and has successfully launched the Propel TUL campaign that highlights TUL’s multi-year growth plan. Prior to the airport, Chester has broad marketing and branding experience in various sectors including healthcare, energy, and oil and gas. Chester holds a bachelor’s degree in public relations and graphic design from the University of Central Missouri.

Kim Kuehler is the Communications Manager at Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust and has a multifaceted role encompassing social media management, media relations, event planning, and internal communications. Her ability to foster relationships with everyone from media and government officials to influencers and others have been key in promoting the airport's services and initiatives effectively. She has been at the airport for over 9 years, and loves representing the airport both locally and in the aviation industry. Kuehler holds a bachelor’s degree from OSU-Tulsa in Strategic Communications.

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