“I've had the distinct privilege of working under Ted Silverman's leadership for the past two years on the DTC marketing team at Mattel. Ted is, without a doubt, a visionary manager, a powerful advocate, and an exceptional mentor. What sets Ted apart is his strategic foresight and his willingness to champion bold, impactful ideas. He didn't just manage my role as Senior Community Associate; he actively championed our efforts to transform community engagement into a core, data-driven business driver for the company. Ted provided the trust, resources, and strategic guidance necessary to execute a paradigm shift in our marketing approach. The impact of his leadership is clear in the results: Ted’s support directly fueled initiatives that led to record-breaking revenue for the DTC channel. Furthermore, the innovative campaigns he empowered us to launch have been recognized with multiple award-winning marketing campaign accolades. Ted's leadership is defined by clarity, strategic depth, and a genuine commitment to developing his team. Any organization looking for a transformative leader and an invaluable mentor would be incredibly fortunate to have Ted on their side.”
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