Subaru’s U.S. Marketing Chief Quits
Dean Evans, chief marketing officer for Subaru of America for nearly three years, has left the company to pursue "different priorities and ventures," Automotive News reports.
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Dean Evans, chief marketing officer for Subaru of America for nearly three years, has left the company to pursue "different priorities and ventures," Automotive News reports.
Evans, 45, is credited with pushing Subaru into digital marketing. The brand's U.S. sales have increased annually over the past six years. AN says the company spent 25% of its market budget on social media and the Internet last year.
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