Adrian Peter Tse
Mar 11, 2015

Coke, Starwood and Under Armour share tech in branding insights: Adobe Marketing Summit 2015

SALT LAKE CITY – With over 6000 delegates attending this year’s Adobe Summit, the opening speakers ranged from author Michael Lewis to Under Armour’s Jody Giles, who wooed the crowd in a demonstration of the brand’s retail and digital marketing prowess using Adobe technology.

Under Armour's Jody Giles' live demonstration of the brand's creative process

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