Social media is about visual content. This is the medium we operate in. We work every day to produce engaging, communicative visuals that connect with our clients’ target audience.
We scrape social media platforms for relevant data in order to provide analyses that add value to the people and businesses we work with.
We set up processes to manage our clients’ social media handles, ensuring the brand voice is preserved and crisis management systems are in place.
We don’t do anything before looking at relevant data to test our ideas, guaranteeing constant accountability and continual improvement.
Giuseppe leads business development and client acquisition at SocialProvidence. His first point of contact with social media marketing and fast-growing startups was at Wiredset, now owned by Twitter, where he worked during the summer of 2012. After becoming a fellow at Venture for America, he co-founded SocialProvidence with the mentorship of Marian Salzman. A true Third Culture millennial, Giuseppe has lived, worked, or studied in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and North America.
Mike heads up data analysis and client management at SocialProvidence. After becoming a fellow at Venture for America, he co-founded SocialProvidence with the mentorship of Marian Salzman. An engineer by training, he handles the acquisition and analysis of social media data, converting metrics into viable strategies for SP clients. When not in the office, you can find him performing music around New England or getting sandy on the beach volleyball courts of R.I.
Molly attended The College of William & Mary, where she studied studio art and marketing. She has gravitated toward various communications offices over the years, having interned at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and worked as a graphic designer at the W&M Alumni Association. When not at SocialProvidence or in the studio, you can find Molly training for a half-marathon, playing lacrosse, or crafting.
A marketing industry innovation leader, Marian provides the vision and mentorship that guides this social media innovation lab. In her spare time, she is CEO of HavasPR North America and chair of the Havas PR Global Collective. A true trendspotter, her passion for online innovation started before the Web was popular: in 1992 she founded Cyberdialogue, the world’s first online market research company. Most recently, she started The Sisterhood, a social media venture by, for and about teenage girls, winner of some of the industry’s top innovation honors.
