The Most Influential Women in Marketing 2025, July 2025

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Honoring Leading Women in Marketing

In an era defined by constant innovation and rapidly shifting consumer expectations, marketing is undergoing a profound transformation. Success in this dynamicenvironmentrequiresmorethanagility Itcallsfor leadershipthatisbold,insightful,anddrivenbypurpose.At the forefront of this evolution are women whose contributions are not only reshaping the marketing landscape but also setting new standards for excellence, creativity,andimpact.

CIOLookinitsrecenteditiontitledasTheMostInfluential WomeninMarketing2025highlightsaremarkablegroup ofleaderswhosevision,expertise,andinfluenceareshaping the future of the marketing industry in significant and measurableways.Thesewomenrepresentabroadspectrum of sectors, including global technology enterprises, leading consumer brands, media organizations, and purpose-driven startups What unites them is a shared dedication to challenging the status quo, introducing bold ideas, and creating strategies that resonate with today’s audiences. They are at the forefront of progress in key areas such as

brandstorytelling,digitaltransformation,dataanalytics,and inclusivemarketingpractices.Throughtheirwork,theyare redefining how businesses connect with consumers, foster brandloyalty,andcreatesustainablelong-termvalue.

Beyond their professional accomplishments, these leaders exemplify qualities of resilience, strategic vision, and integrity. Many are committed mentors, advocates for diversity and inclusion, and champions for equitable leadership They are using their platforms to amplify underrepresented voices and drive meaningful change withinandbeyondtheirorganizations.Theirstoriesserveas a powerful reminder that true influence lies not in recognitionalone,butintheabilitytoleadwithpurposeand leavealasting,positiveimpactontheindustry.

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AnnaMacDonald MarketingDirector (VP)Guinness

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JeniferSchweitzer Brooks ChiefMarketingOfficer

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AnnaservesastheMarketingDirector(VP)forGuinnessat Diageo,wheresheleadsbrandstrategy,andglobalmarketing initiatives,ensuringGuinnessremainsaiconicbeverage worldwide. Diageo diageo.com

AltairEngineeringInc altair.com FactSet factset.com

EvelynservesastheSeniorVicePresidentofFieldMarketing atAltairEngineeringInc,wheresheoverseesglobalfield marketingprogramsanddrivescustomer-centricengagement forbusinesssuccess.

JeniferservesasChiefMarketingOfficeratFactSet,where sheleadsglobalmarketingstrategy,branddevelopment,and customerengagementtodrivegrowth.

CorporateLeaders corporate-leaders.com

BoralexInc boralex.com

KerryservesasVPofPartnerMarketingSolutionsat CorporateLeaders,wheresheleadsstrategicmarketing partnershipsanddrivesimpactfulcampaignsthatenable businesstransformation.

MarianneservesastheVPofPublicAffairs,Communication, andMarketing,andEuropeCSRLeadatBoralexInc,where shechampionssustainabilityanddrivesCSRinitiatives throughoutthecompany'sEuropeanoperations.

In this contemporary age of rapidly evolving business environments, companies must continually adapt, innovate,andcommunicatewithclaritytomaintaintheir competitive edge At the heart of every successful transformation is a leader who not only understands the mechanics of the industry but also possesses the vision to inspire teams and shape narratives that resonate. Such is the hallmark of Jenifer Schweitzer Brooks, Chief Marketing Officer at FactSet, whose career exemplifies the fusion of creativity,data-drivenstrategy,andunwaveringclientfocus.

AFoundationBuiltonPassionandPrecision

Jenifer’sjourneyintomarketingbeganwithafascinationfor thecreativeaspectsofthediscipline.Shewasinitiallydrawn totheartistryembeddedinstrategy-drivenexploration,where ideascantransformintoimpactfulnarratives.

This creative spark was soon complemented by an appreciation for the scientific rigor that underpins effective marketing. Over the years, Jenifer has mastered the delicate balance between art and science, recognizing that true marketing excellence lies in their intersection. This duality continues to energize her, fueling the innovative spirit she bringstoFactSet’smarketingteam.

Her early career as a consumer marketer revealed the emotional stakes involved in purchasing decisions. This insight retained its value as she transitioned into B2B marketing, where she observed that business decisions are equally—if not more—emotional, impacting not just job performance but also professional identity. Jenifer’s understandingofthesedynamicshasshapedherapproachto marketing strategy and execution as a deeply human endeavor,onethatsupportsclientsinnavigatingthepersonal andprofessionalimplicationsoftheirchoices.

AligningMarketingwithBusinessOutcomes

ForJenifer,everymarketinginitiativemustbeanchoredina clear understanding of its desired impact on business outcomes. She is relentless in her pursuit of alignment between marketing strategy and organizational goals, constantly asking, “why are we doing this?” This question servesasbothacheckpointandaguidingprinciple,ensuring that every effort contributes to the company’s broader mission.

Jenifer’sfocusonresults-drivenmarketingdistinguishesher as a leader who is both strategic and pragmatic She understands that while tactics may evolve, the ultimate

goal driving business growth and success remains constant.Herabilitytoconnectthedotsandtranslateinsights intoactionablestrategieshasbeeninstrumentalinpositioning FactSetasamarketleader

DataastheBackboneofStrategy

ForJenifer,dataisnotjustatool—itisthebackboneofevery successfulcampaign.Sheemphasizestheimportanceofboth lagging and leading indicators in informing and refining marketing strategies. Lagging indicators offer retrospective insights, enabling teams to learn from past successes and failures, while leading indicators provide predictive guidance, allowing for proactive decision-making and experimentation This data-driven approach ensures that FactSet’s marketing efforts are both agile and forwardlooking, continuously evolving in response to market dynamics.

Jenifer’s commitment to data-informed decision-making alignsseamlesslywithFactSet’sheritageasatechnologyand data company Since its inception in the late 1970s, FactSet has been synonymous with high-quality data and innovative solutions for finance professionals. Under Jenifer’s leadership,thecompany’smarketingstrategyremainsfirmly rooted in this legacy, even as it embraces new technologies andchannelstoreachandengageclients.

TransformingBrandIdentityandMarketPositioning

OneofJenifer’smostsignificantcontributionstoFactSethas beenherroleinredefiningthecompany’sbrandidentity.She spearheaded the “Not Just the Facts” campaign, a bold initiative that communicates FactSet’s evolution from a trusted data provider to a comprehensive solutions partner This campaign is lively and entertaining while also confidentlybridgingthenotoriouslywidegapbetweenbrand and product marketing The campaign underscores the company’s commitment to delivering not only data but also theinsights,tools,andAIcapabilitiesthatempowerclientsto unlock new financial strategies and efficiencies in their workflows.

“Not Just the Facts” shatters the “sea of sameness” in the financial services industry by rejecting the notion that facts alone drive success—instead showcasing FactSet as the essential partner providing actionable intelligence that empowers investment professionals to make confident, informeddecisions.Bycombiningboldvisuals,humor,anda provocative narrative, the campaign sets new standards for effectivebrandgrowthinfinancialservices.

Thecampaignredefineshowfinancialdataprovidersengage in B2B marketing, advertising, and brand building—illustratingthatabold,brand-drivenapproachcan elevate perceptions beyond transactions and fulfill an unmet need for upper-funnel brand building. By connecting with targetaudiences—wealthmanagers,riskmanagers,andasset owners,andmakingthemlaugh—Jenifer’ssignatureblendof artandscienceonceagainshiftsperceptiononkeydecisionmaking attributes, increases awareness, and drives results, including: a 438 percent increase in marketing-qualified leads, 280 percent growth in unaided brand awareness, and substantialgainsinperceptionmetricsalignedwithdecisionmakingattributes,aswellasa98percentincreaseinadclickthroughratesanda36percentriseinvideoview-through.The “Not Just the Facts” campaign was also honored with three prestigious B2 Awards at the Association of National Advertisers annual B2B conference this spring The campaign won gold in the "Best Integrated Marketing Program: Large Enterprise" category, bronze in the "Best International B2B Marketing Campaign" category, and received the "Best in Show Award" at the ANA 2025 B2 Awards.

Jenifer believes that a strong brand strategy must be deeply attuned to market realities and client expectations. She and herteamworktirelesslytounderstandFactSet’scoreclients–decision makers across the buy-side and sell-side, wealth management, private capital firms, and corporations -ensuring that FactSet’s messaging is clear, authentic, and alignedwiththeneedsofitsdiverseclientbase.Andshe’snot afraid to use humor to infuse humanity into marketing. By focusing on accessibility and relevance, she has helped FactSet cultivate genuine connections with its stakeholders, reinforcing the company’s reputation for reliability, transparency,andinnovation.

ChampioningDigitalTransformation

Recognizing the shifting landscape of client engagement across marketing and communications channels, Jenifer has led FactSet’s transition from traditional, paper-based marketing to a robust digital-first approach. She has prioritized the development of easily accessible digital repositories, enabling the company to refresh and refine messaging with agility. This digital transformation has not only enhanced FactSet’s ability to communicate its value proposition but also improves the client experience by makinginformationmoreaccessibleandactionable.

SocialanddigitalchannelshavebecomeintegraltoFactSet’s storytelling,thoughtleadership,andstakeholderengagement.

Jenifer’s strategic use of these platforms has amplified the company’svoice,allowingittoreachbroaderaudiencesand foster deeper relationships with clients, prospects, and employees alike. Her efforts have positioned FactSet as an accessible and forward-thinking brand in an industry that is oftenperceivedascomplexandinsular

AClient-FirstPhilosophy

At the core of Jenifer’s leadership philosophy is an unwavering commitment to clients and their needs. She advocatesforacustomer-firstapproachacrosseverystageof the value chain, from product conception to development, sales,andservice.Bymaintaininganongoingdialoguewith clients,JeniferensuresthatFactSet’sofferingsarecontinually shapedbyreal-worldfeedbackandevolvingclientneeds.

This client-centric mindset extends to every aspect of FactSet’s marketing efforts. Jenifer and her team strive to deliver value-based messaging that resonates with users, buyers, and builders alike, striking the perfect balance between information and inspiration Her approach recognizes that every interaction—no matter how small—is anopportunitytodelivervalueandreinforcetrust.

EmbracingtheFuture:AIandExperientialMarketing

Jenifer is acutely aware of the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in marketing. However, she views the futureofAInotmerelyasameanstoenhanceefficiencybutas a catalyst for reimagining how marketers engage with both people and technology. She anticipates a future where marketers must target AI-driven bots as much as human

audiences,shiftingtoa“botstalkingtobots”environmentand creatingnewchannelsforinteractionandengagement.

In this evolving landscape, Jenifer believes that leveraging datatounderstandthelinksbetweenclientproductusageand willingness to expand a relationship will become ever-more critical as a lever for growth. AI can help to both track and analyzethedataaswellasseamlesslysurfacenewcapabilities totherightaudiencesattherighttime.Ontheotherendofthe marketing spectrum, experiential engagement such as hosted events and immersive experiences will become increasingly important These initiatives offer unique opportunities for brands to connect with clients on a deeper level, fostering loyalty and differentiation in a crowded marketplace.

CultivatingaCultureofCuriosityandBravery

Jenifer’s leadership is characterized by her emphasis on curiosity and bravery as essential qualities for marketing professionals.Shefostersacultureofcontinuouslearningand experimentationatFactSet,encouragingherteamtopilotnew ideas and strategies. This test-and-learn mindset empowers individuals to explore innovative approaches, discover what works,andadaptquicklytochangingconditions.

Professional development is a cornerstone of Jenifer’s managementstyle.Sheprioritizesbothself-directedlearning and structured educational opportunities, providing her team withthetoolsandconfidenceneededtopursueboldthinking and strategic risk-taking. This commitment to growth has helped FactSet build a marketing organization that is both resilientandadaptable,capableofnavigatingthecomplexities ofthemodernbusinessenvironment.

StorytellingasaStrategicAsset

Marketing, in Jenifer’s view, is fundamentally about storytelling – across both the “what” and the “how” of how marketing comes to life. It is the art of transforming the undefined—whether within an organization or across the marketplace—intoaclear,actionablevision.Jeniferexcelsat identifying insights and translating them into narratives that drive impact, positioning both her team and FactSet for sustainedsuccess.

Her approach to storytelling is grounded in empathy and a deepunderstandingofclientneeds,overlaidwithaconsistent future-state vision. By listening to clients and incorporating theirfeedback,aswellasminingfuture-focusedinsightsfrom withinthecompany,JeniferensuresthatFactSet’smessaging isalwaysrelevant,authentic,andcompelling.Thisconsistent focus on meaningful engagement has helped the company buildlastingrelationshipsandaloyalclientbase.

ReinforcingValues

Recognizing the importance of connecting brand identity across internal audiences to reinforce external perceptions, JeniferisapassionateadvocateforensuringthattheFactSet brandisdrivenbyandreinforcesthecompany’svaluesystem –FACTS:Future-Focused,AlwaysInclusive,Client-Centric, TenaciousandSolution-Driven.

Jenifer is committed to mentoring emerging leaders, with a particular focus on supporting growth in marketing and communications roles within technology companies –reinforcing the critical strategic collaboration with engineering,product,andsalesinarchitectingsuccessfulgoto-marketefforts.Jenifer’sbeliefinthebusinessimperativeof collaboration is reflected in her efforts to create an environment where all employees feel their skills and specialtiesarevaluedandtheyareempoweredtocontribute.

LookingAhead:AVisionfortheFuture

As the financial services industry continues to evolve in response to digital transformation, regulatory changes, and shifting client expectations, FactSet remains at the forefront of innovation. Jenifer’s leadership has been instrumental in positioningthecompanyasnotonlyatrustedproviderofdata and analytics within financial decision-makers’ workflows, but also a forward-thinking partner to the world’s most influentialfinancialinstitutions.

Her vision for the future includes expanding global understanding of FactSet’s value proposition and products, deepeningclientengagement,andcontinuingtoevolvehow thecompanytellsitsstory Jeniferiscommittedtomakingthe complex simple, the obscure clear, and the static dyna

communicationstodrivebusinessgrowthandclientsuccess.

TheEnduringImpactofLeadership

Jenifer's tenure as CMO at FactSet exemplifies the transformative power of visionary leadership, blending creativity with analytical rigor while connecting marketing strategytobusinessgoals.Herinclusiveapproachhasbridged stakeholders across the organization, fostering innovation and cultivating ownership among colleagues that drives superior marketing results By extending her influence beyond traditional marketing boundaries, she has created a culture of engagement and excellence throughout the company.

Jeniferassertsthatmarketers’coretalentistoquicklyidentify insights and translate them into meaningful strategies that driveimpact,positingthatthefasteryoucrystalizeandacton these opportunities, the more effectively you position yourselfandyourcompanyforsuccess.

Beyond her professional achievements, Jenifer's impact resonates through her genuine care for people and commitment to industry advancement She actively contributes to thought leadership on marketing transformation and digital innovation while championing mentorship for emerging leaders. Through these efforts, she hasnotonlyelevatedFactSet'sbrandbutredefinedmarketing as a strategic growth driver, demonstrating that curiosity, bravery, and outcome-focused work can truly shape an industry'sfuture.

With the fast-changing world of global business, marketingleadersarepresentedwithanoption.As the pace of digital technology quickens, the behaviorofcustomersbecomesmoredynamic,andprioritiesat the organizational level change, marketing leadership follows suit.Nowliberatedfromtheconventionalbrandmanagingand campaign operations, modern marketing executives are challenged to power business strategy, drive innovation, and deliver quantifiable results through numerous channels Knowing new marketing leadership trends is not just helpful—it'sessentialtostaycompetitiveandcredible.

This article highlights three key elements of marketing leadership trends today: the rise of customer-centric strategies, the adoption of data-based decision-making, and the growth of purposebranding.

Customer-CentricApproaches

Today's marketing leaders are leaving the product-centric storytelling approach behind and aggressively moving in the directionofcustomer-centricapproaches.Thisisbecauseitisa sign of growing recognition that customer experience (CX) is moreandmoreappearingasanessentialdifferentiatorintoday's hypercompetitive marketplace Marketing leaders need to organize all touchpoints by the brand—digital, physical, and human to provide relevant, personalized, and seamless experiences. To get to this level of integration, customer experience technologies need to be deployed, but so too does there need to be a cultural imperative within the company to placethecustomeratthecenterofalldecision-making.

One of the most important facilitators of this trend has been innovationincustomerjourneymappingandpersonamodeling. These technologies enable marketing leaders to more closely monitorthedistinctmotivations,preferences,andpainpointsof variouscustomergroups.Byusingjourneyanalytics,marketing organizations can find friction points, optimize conversion flows, and develop bespoke content strategies The Chief

MarketingOfficer(CMO)rolewillalsoexpandtoencompass experience management, and will challenge CMOs to work withproduct,sales,andcustomerserviceteamstodesignendto-end brand experiences Under this model, successful marketing is not only evaluated based on the success of campaigns, but also by lifetime value and repeat customer interaction.

LeadingwithDataandTechnology

The integration of advanced analytics on data, artificial intelligence (AI), and automation technologies into the marketing function has altered the way marketing leaders operate. The CMOs of today need to be as adept at data science as they are at storytelling, balancing hard facts with creativeintuition.Thisbalanceofskillisnecessarytobetter respondtocomplexconsumerbehaviors,jugglemultichannel campaigns,andprovemarketingreturnoninvestment(ROI). Data fluency is a fundamental skill set for marketing leadership that will allow decision making at an accelerated rateandpredictiveplanning.

MarTech stacks with technology for customer relationship management(CRM),marketingautomation,sociallistening, and performance analytics are empowering leaders to maximizetargetingstrategyandpersonalizeatscale.Butwith technology roll-out comes integration headache. The most effective marketers are taking greater responsibility for choosing and coordinating those tools to advance strategic objectives And ethical data practices are becoming a requirement, with marketing leaders having to be advocates of transparency, compliance, and trust in consumer data collection and use. The potential to use data not only for operationaleffectivenessbutforstrategicinnovationisoneof thecharacteristicsofcontemporarymarketingleadership.

LeadershipforPurpose-DrivenBrands

In a world that is characterized by increasing social consciousnessandconsumeractivism,thetaskofmarketing leaders today is to be custodians of brand purpose. It is not merely a trend outside of corporate social responsibility but directed towards the core values that establish what the company represents Brands need to stand for something—and marketing leaders have to see to it that this purpose is genuinely declared in external communications and internal culture. Sustainability, diversity, or social purpose—whatever the purpose is—the best-loved brands nowarethosethatresonatewithpeopleonvalues.

The challenge for marketing leaders is striking that balance between strategy and authenticity. Today's consumers are more likely to call out performative communications than ever Therefore, marketing leaders must speak with stakeholders across the organisation—from CEOs to frontlineemployees—tonotjusttalkaboutbutlivebrandvalues. Campaigns need to be underpinned by tangible action and quantifiableoutcome.Purpose-drivenbrandingalsotendsto involvelonger-termperspectivesversusshort-termpayback, so marketing leaders need to guide activities that may not provide quick financial payoff but create sustainable brand equity This purpose-and-profit convergence is increasingly typicalofvisionarymarketingleadership.

Conclusion

Changing marketing leadership needs are redefining the skills, strategies, and accountabilities of today's marketing leaders Through customer-fisting, data and technology empowerment, and purpose-driven leadership, marketing leaders are not only winning today—they're building the business of tomorrow Success in this new world depends upon the delicate balance among innovation and integrity, insight and empathy, speed and accountability. As the boundariesofmarketingcontinuetoexpandoutward,leaders must be ready to make strategic decisions and people decisions. As they lead these emerging realities, marketing chiefs are no longer merely brand representatives—today, they are agents of growth, transformation, and genuine connectionwithinaninterdependent,complicatedworld.

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, the integrationofsustainabilityintomarketingpracticeshas becomemorethanatrend;itisastrategicimperative.As consumers grow more environmentally conscious, modern businesses must align their operations and marketing efforts with ecological and ethical values. Sustainable green marketing focuses on promoting products and services in ways that are environmentally responsible, socially conscious, and economically viable. When implemented effectively,itnotonlybuildsbrandtrustandloyaltybutalso contributes to a more sustainable future Sustainable marketingisnotlimitedtopromotingeco-friendlyproducts. It encompasses a broader commitment to environmental stewardshipthroughoutthebusinesslifecycle,fromsourcing materialstodeliveringproducts.Companiesthatleadinthis area do not simply use green messaging as a tool for sales; they embed sustainability into their core mission and operations.

UnderstandingtheCoreofGreenMarketing

Green marketing is a comprehensive approach that incorporates sustainability into every aspect of a company’s branding, messaging, and product development Unlike traditional marketing, which is typically focused on generating demand and increasing sales, green marketing evaluates the broader ecological and social impacts of a business’s products or services. Companies must consider their supply chains, energy consumption, packaging, and waste management practices to ensure that their operations support any environmental claims they make. Simply rebranding a product as "eco-friendly" without making substantial improvements can lead to accusations of greenwashing, which can harm a company’s reputation and credibility

To ensure authenticity in their sustainability efforts, companiesneedtoprioritizetransparencyandaccountability. Today’s consumers are more informed than ever and seek concrete, verifiable evidence to support environmental claims. This has led to a growing reliance on third-party certifications, environmental impact reports, and detailed

corporatesocialresponsibility(CSR)disclosures.Businesses that openly communicate their sustainability goals, achievements,andevenshortcomingsaremorelikelytogain consumertrust.Aligningacompany'svalueswithitsactions ensuresthatsustainabilityisnotjustamarketingtacticbuta corebusinessprinciple.

Key Strategies for Implementing Sustainable Green Marketing

Businessescanadoptavarietyofgreenmarketingstrategies thatsuittheirsize,industry,andtargetmarket.Oneeffective approach is to prioritize product innovation with sustainability at its foundation This means designing products that are energy-efficient, long-lasting, recyclable, biodegradable, or made from sustainable materials. For example, electronics manufacturers are developing devices thatareeasiertorepairandupgrade,whileclothingbrandsare using organic, recycled, or low-impact fabrics. Innovations like these not only minimize environmental harm but also create new market opportunities among environmentally consciousconsumers.

Anotheressentialstrategyinvolvesimprovingpackagingand distributionsystems.Packagingisasignificantcontributorto environmental waste, especially with the growth of online retail and global shipping By adopting biodegradable, recyclable,orreusablepackaging,businessescanreducetheir ecological footprint. Additionally, optimizing distribution practices such as using local suppliers, reducing transportation distances, or offering carbon-neutral shipping options demonstrates a genuine commitment to sustainability. Reducing printed materials by embracing digitalcommunicationalsosupportseco-friendlyinitiatives. These changes not only appeal to consumers but can also resultinoperationalefficienciesandcostsavings.

CommunicatingSustainabilityEffectively

Implementing sustainable practices is only part of the equation. Effectively communicating these efforts is equally importanttoachievingsuccessingreenmarketing.Oneofthe most powerful tools for communication is storytelling Sharing the company’s journey toward sustainability, highlightingreal-worldimpacts,andfeaturingcommunityor employeeinvolvementcreatesanemotionalconnectionwith consumers. Businesses can use blogs, videos, social media, and newsletters to narrate their experiences and showcase progress.Authenticstoriesresonatewithaudiencesandhelp buildlastingrelationshipsbasedonsharedvalues.

In addition to storytelling, businesses should use clear, specific, and measurable language in their sustainability messaging. Vague or generalized claims like “eco-friendly” or “green” can lead to consumer skepticism unless they are backedbytangibledata.Itismoreeffectivetocommunicate measurable outcomes, such as “this product contains 85 percent recycled materials” or “our new process cuts water usageby40percent.”Companiescanalsoimprovecredibility by providing access to independent audits, sustainability reports, or certification documentation. Two-way communication is also important. Encouraging customer feedbackandrespondingtoinquiriesdemonstratesopenness and helps refine sustainability efforts based on real-world input.

Conclusion

Sustainablegreenmarketinghasbecomeacriticalstrategyfor businessesseekingtostaycompetitive,buildconsumertrust, andcontributetoabetterworld.Byembeddingsustainability into product design, supply chain practices, packaging solutions, and brand messaging, companies can reduce their environmental impact while meeting growing consumer expectations. In an era of increased awareness and accountability,businessesthatleadwithintegrity,innovation, andtransparencyaremorelikelytosucceedinthelongterm. Thejourneytowardsustainablemarketingrequiresconsistent effort, investment, and a willingness to adapt. However, the benefits are substantial. Businesses that commit to genuine sustainabilitycanachievestrongerbrandloyalty,unlocknew market opportunities, reduce operational costs, and make a positivecontributiontosociety.