
Reflections on My Time as Wendt’s Leader
As I look back on my years at Wendt, twenty-two of them as CEO, I’m filled with a mix of gratitude, pride, and awe at the
Are you passionate about communicating with people in strategic and meaningful ways? Do you love to create and foster professional connections? Do you take pride in handling details with accuracy and attention?
The Wendt Agency, Montana’s longest-operating marketing and advertising agency, is looking for a Media Specialist to join us. You will work with our creative and communications team to develop and implement effective media strategies for our clients. Some responsibilities include being a primary contact for media planning and buying, analyzing data to recommend effective media, and negotiate, place, and traffic media. We are looking for someone who can or is willing to learn to harness the media landscape to create, deliver, optimize, and analyze performance of outreach for our clients’ marketing messages.
Candidates must have exceptional written and verbal communications skills, a keen eye for details, the ability to work both independently and collaboratively, juggle multiple projects with a high standard of excellence, and be open to learning and contributing to a dynamic team.
Wendt offers a fun, enriching environment, and a unique work culture, all in the beautiful state of Montana. At Wendt, people come first. We value our relationships with each other and our clients above all and work to create a company culture that is intentional and rewarding. Our number one goal is creating success for our local, statewide, and regional clients. Sound like something you want to be a part of?
If you are enthusiastic, forward-thinking, detailed-oriented, and want to work alongside other amazing people, we want to hear from you! Email a cover letter, resume, and any relevant information to bpeterson@wendtagency.com.
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Marketing motivation and Wendt shenanigans worthy of a subscription.

As I look back on my years at Wendt, twenty-two of them as CEO, I’m filled with a mix of gratitude, pride, and awe at the

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