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Jennifer Quiroz
Fractional CMO | Fractional Chief Brand Officer | Marketing Consultant | Freelance Senior Copywriter | Brand Strategist | Project & Account Management | Founder
Who is Jennifer Quiroz?
Jennifer Quiroz is the Owner of Jennifer Quiroz Marketing, a marketing consulting firm based in Los Angeles, CA. Her expertise lies in branding, communication, and providing 360-degree support as a fractional CMO.124
Jennifer Quiroz's Background
- Owner of Jennifer Quiroz Marketing12
- Fractional CMO with experience in print and digital ads, billboards, video production, email campaigns, decks, one-sheets, social media, photo shoots, and more3
- Previously held roles at various companies4
- Mentored women in radio as part of the Mentoring & Inspiring Women in Radio program5
Jennifer Quiroz's Work
- Crafts personalized brand stories and emotionally connects clients with their target audience1
- Provides strategic marketing support to help clients succeed1
- Worked on projects like the Elvis Duran radio show, creating print and digital ads6
You can find Jennifer Quiroz on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-quiroz-6a3b961.2
Highlights
Looking forward to attending this event next week, put on by Founders In LA and Product Managers Association of Los Angeles. In my conversations with founders and business owners, I’ve noticed the market has shifted over the past couple of years, making it more challenging to find what works. What was effective just a couple of years ago doesn't seem to have the same impact today.
If you're a founder or in the tech industry in the LA area, come through. Would be great to connect.
🎙️ Happy National Radio Day! 🎙️
Radio has always been more than just background noise—it’s been the soundtrack to so many of our lives. One of my fondest personal memories with radio is the very first time I heard Mariah Carey’s new single, Emotions, on KIIS-FM / Los Angeles. I was just a kid, and the DJ was premiering the track. But what made the moment unforgettable was what he did next.
After playing the song, he pretended like he might get in trouble, but said he just had to play it again. I didn't know he was pretending as a kid (would later learn that as a radio marketing exec), and just like that, he created a moment I'll never forget. That is the power of radio.
Fast forward to being an adult with 20+ years of radio experience under my belt. I've had the privilege to work with some incredible talent in the industry over the years, from enterprise giants like iHeartMedia to iconic voices like Ryan Seacrest. I’ve seen firsthand how these moments—big and small—can create lasting connections. And now I help make those moments happen for the next little kid listening.
What’s a radio memory that’s stuck with you? I’d love to hear your stories!
