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Kim Arsenault
Inbox Marketer
Kim Arsenault is a digital marketing professional with over 12 years of experience and has been with Inbox Marketer since its inception in 2002. She is a senior client partner, leading Inbox Marketer’s account services team, and is responsible for providing expert advice on digital marketing strategies, email best practices, and new trends across various industries, including financial, retail, loyalty, and telecommunications.
Kim has been a regular speaker for the Canadian Marketing Association for over 5 years and consistently ranks the highest in delivering relevant and engaging seminar content. She provides both in-person and online seminars on topics including Advanced Email Marketing and Best Practices, Campaign Management, New Trends in Email, CASL, and most recently, How to Connect and Engage with Consumers in a Hyper-Connected World. Kim holds a Marketing and Sales diploma from Conestoga College.
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