DMOU: Destination Marketing Organization University
Business:Management & Marketing
When Destination Madison publicly endorsed an ambitious lakefront hotel project a decade ago, the push-back was as unexpected as it was swift. While a scaled back version of the project eventually came to fruition, CEO Deb Archer took steps to ensure that the organization would never be in that position again. In this episode of DMOU, Deb recounts the process and shares how her DMO developed a “Decision Matrix” tool that vets every project or legislative initiative that comes before it. You’ll also learn how a Destination Madison-sponsored public art project impacted the community in multiple ways.
124: Brook Kaufman • The Eclipse, Running for Public Office and Stepping into a New Community
123: Sherrif Karamat • On How DMOs are Missing the AI Opportunity
122: Kelly Barbrey • Destination Ambassadors Elevated
121: Olena Pavlyuk • Destination Marketing in a Country at War
120: Brian Applegarth • The Maximization of Destination Cannabis
119: The Destinations International Convention Question • Artificial Intelligence
118: Adam Stoker • On the Concept of Owned Media
117: Jorge Franz • Organizational Evolution
116: Robert Lopez • Refreshing a Brand
115: Claudia Vecchio • On Stewardship and Engagement
114: Chris Fair • America’s Best Cities 2023
113: Kara Franker • Resurrecting a Destination Event in 100 Days
112: Chris Lewis • It’s not a Visitor Center; it’s a Community Hub
111: Peggy Williams-Smith • Milwaukee in the Spotlight
110: Trace Ward • DMO Success Within a Government Environment
109: Jack Bonney • Engaging the Community
108: Rachel Brown • The Stewardship Imperative
107: Victoria Simmons • Trends to Watch in 2023
106: Phil Werz • Saving the Holiday Season
105: Tracy Kimberlin • An Elegant Funding Model
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