|
FableVision Studios is pleased to announce the promotion of Sarah Ditkoff to the role of Vice President of Strategic Partnerships. She will be responsible for growing the studio’s client roster and project portfolio, shaping competitive project blueprints that are in alignment with FableVision’s mission to move the world to a better place through positive media. “Everyone who works with Sarah values her ability to help translate their vision – whether it’s a spark of an idea or a fully thought-out media development plan – into something actionable that they can get excited about, and that helps get their stakeholders, clients, and end-users on board.” shared Gary Goldberger, FableVision President and Co-founder, who made the announcement this week. “As the primary liaison between potential partners and our production team, Sarah helps the client see new possibilities for their projects, before and after launch, making her a key player on FableVision’s leadership team.” Sarah joined the studio in 2013 in a supporting marketing role, helping with social media and conference appearances, and quickly rose to management positions that built a seamless bridge between the marketing and sales teams. Sarah spearheaded a new era of outreach that led to a significant influx of incoming leads from like-minded partners. Her voice has become synonymous with FableVision’s – if you’ve read a tweet or newsletter or attended a studio presentation at a conference, you’ve received a carefully crafted message that Sarah had a hand in shaping. Her experience in marketing naturally led her into speaking with clients and prospective partners about how they could work with the studio to produce educational media. In her new position, Sarah will continue to work with prospective clients in shaping their visions into a defined, tangible project. She has run point on proposals for every shape and size of media project, from small, iterative, work-for-hire contracts, to multi-year, research-based, federally-funded grant opportunities – and everything in between. "Throughout my years of observing and participating in the client-studio process of crafting projects together, I have a strong understanding of what works and what doesn't. I'm excited to partner with clients from all backgrounds – publishers, universities, corporations, museums, you name it – to make this process easy and accessible,” Sarah said. “If you have an early concept that the world really needs but you're not feeling confident, come talk to me, and we can make it the best possible product together.”
|
