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Julia Cooper
Vice President of Marketing at Endy
Julia Cooper is a versatile and accomplished brand builder known for creating impactful and engaging experiences while nurturing lasting customer connections on a large scale.
With an impressive background that includes working at notable companies such as lululemon, SSENSE, and Vogue, Julia has honed her skills in content creation, brand building, and product marketing.
She played a pivotal role in establishing and leading the brand and product marketing division at KOHO, showcasing her ability to tackle complex challenges head-on with a proactive mindset.
Julia holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in American Literature and Film from the University of Toronto, supplementing her academic achievements with a Master of Arts (M.A.) in English Literature from McGill University and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Literature from Concordia University.
Her educational journey also involved studying 18th-century literature abroad at Newcastle University, adding a global perspective to her expertise.
In addition to her corporate roles, Julia has applied her knowledge and creativity in various capacities including as an instructor, film critic for publications like The Globe and Mail, and a fashion editor and writer for Vogue, SSENSE, and The Kit.
Her literary work, 'The Last Word,' has garnered critical acclaim and was recognized by The Globe and Mail and The New Yorker.
Through her past positions as Vice President Marketing at Endy, Director of Brand at Properly, and Communications Consultant at Arc'teryx Equipment, Julia has consistently demonstrated her strategic prowess and innovative approach to branding and marketing.
Her tenure at KOHO, where she held roles such as Director of Brand Marketing, Manager of Growth & Marketing, Brand Lead, and Content Strategist, exemplifies her ability to drive organizational success and foster brand growth.
Julia Cooper's career trajectory highlights her expertise in brand strategy, marketing, content creation, and communication, underpinned by a strong academic foundation and a portfolio of achievements in the literary and media spheres.
Highlights
Last week I had the opportunity to speak at League of Originals' first ever Toronto Summit, and I was honestly stunned by the incredible event production, the audience engagement, and the truly delightful brand moments.
From sipping on event-branded Barbet, to conversations with the powerhouses behind brands like Everist, and pop ups from Marlow + Public Office Inc. it was such an energizing reminder that this city is brimming with creativity and grit.
A huge thank you to Karolina Swietoniowska and the entire team at League of Originals for raising the bar and bringing our community together!
Thom is the best in the game, in my opinion.
"Content is becoming a marketing tool — not a novelty marketing tool, but a standard issue marketing tool. The sheer fact that you’re creating entertainment as a brand is now a given. Now, it’s about figuring out: How is this attention helping the brand, or driving sales, or creating a community of people who are brand believers?”
