miss meyer

Michelle M. Meyer brings over a decade of experience, unique ideas, cultural intuition, industry credibility and bankable connections to her business. Currently, Miss Meyer is a digital marketing consultant, copywriter and event planner based out of New York City. Within her first four years as a consultant, Miss Meyer has worked with Azimut Yachts, Brides.com, Billboard Music Awards, Condé Nast Media Group, DETAILS.com, Domino, EW.com, GolfDigest.com, GQ.com, Gucci, Hard Rock Hotel, Hearst Digital Media, Hugo Boss, InStyle, InStyle.com, Lucky, Meatpacking District Design Week, Men’s Health, Men’s Vogue, NewYorker.com, NYC Wine & Food Festival, NY Titans, PerezHilton.com, Ray-Ban, SXSW, Teen Vogue, Time Inc. Branded Solutions, VanityFair.com, WIRED, WIRED.com, Women’s Health, Women’s Marketing, Inc. and WSJ. Magazine.

She started her bi-coastal career in 2000 working freelance in public relations and field marketing for companies such as Virgin Records, 20^th Century Fox, the MWW Group and Sony Music Entertainment UK. Projects included a David Bowie listening party in London and the worldwide launch of numerous EMI artists.

In 2004, Meyer was the Assistant Director of Promotions at Brent Bolthouse Productions – made famous by the MTV series, The Hills. Her rolodex and portfolio grew when she worked for Cablevision in New York City, creating and executing custom, multi-platform sponsorship packages. Projects there included Coca-Cola: Make It Real and Nike: Run Hit Wonder.

Then, for the next two years until January 2008, Meyer was the Special Projects Director at DETAILS magazine. During her time at DETAILS, she managed over 100 events from high-profile celebrity soirees to numerous sales-driven retail events. In addition, Meyer developed integrated marketing partnerships and programs for advertisers such as Kenneth Cole Productions, Bloomingdale’s, Louis Vuitton, Hennessy, DKNY, Grey Goose, Ray-Ban, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Puma, Helio and Land Rover.

Miss Meyer graduated cum laude from the University of Southern California with a Renaissance Scholar distinction.