This is a marketer’s dream: hosting a program sold for 10K participants. They are begging to be part of the brands. Oh, and this year, no one other than Taraji P. Hanson, Carey Washington, and Jennifer Hudson.
Its shares Babybary Cocalen is the reality of the Culturekan’s driving forcesThe world’s largest festival for black creations and business people.
That is how she makes magic.
Meet the master
Sherez Biberbury Cocaine
Vice President, in business development and contributions Culturean
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Lesson 1: This “Why?” Isn’t, “why? You?
In Culturecan, Bambury Cocalet told me, people make a Drive The activation opens as soon as it opens.
It’s not just whether activities are amazing or there is a special brand – that is, the participants of the Culturean have high expectations, because they believe that this year’s activities will be as good as the last. (More on it in a minute.)
With the events and experimental places, I ask Bembri Cocalem how she stands in the crowd. The answer is easier than fraud: Instead of answering this question, “Why did this idea?” Answer the question, “Why do you think this? With me?
She says, “This is not just about being a unique idea.” Often, people cannot answer the question ‘with me’. “To answer this, evaluate your cultural compatibility, your community and your consistency.
And think of it as a lens. When you focus your thoughts through “why me”, you can prepare your supply in a way that “it is possible to get purchases”.
Lesson 2: Make trust before opening the wallet.
Confidence was a line between both mutual and brands and the audience in our conversation. Bambury Cookie has given the most part of her success in her career-but “this is two-way,” she says. “It is with a heavy responsibility to make sure that you are fulfilling your promises on the back end.”
In other words: trust is Not Something that takes the Sherez Bambri Kule lightly.
She takes this responsibility to work with brands and partnerships. I ask her what is said to be “no” in the Culturalon’s partnership, and she immediately. He says, “Anything we have created with our community will be deceived.”
The trust is the main reason that the activation Eli is so famous. They are “proof of how far our partners have shown in the past.”
The secret behind the Activation Eliop is very easy, really: consistency.
Lesson 3: The audience of the creators. Brands have owners.
“Creators should always remember that they have a boss at the point of contact.” “Usually the person to whom he is talking is a stakeholder – but it’s not usually Key Stakeholder. “
She says, “Whatever you can do to make your partner easier, you are going to increase the chances of working again with you.” “I think sometimes you look at the brands as a whole, but they are made of ((made) people.” It is easy for the creators to forget that “finding these brands internally navigating in a way that makes them easier” – and because of this they want to continue with you.
And turn, “The brand should always remember why they want to work with this creator.” She says, often, is that the content of a creator may be slightly controversial, but once she signed with a brand, the brand “wants to be extremely brand safe in a way that treacherous with their audience.”
See It all comes to confidence.
The Masters in Marketing was the pride of this year’s Culturalon, which took place from October 4 to October 5, 2025.
Lasting questions
Question this week
When it comes to building a partnership for the Cultureman, how do you decide which people will cooperate – whether they are speakers, creators, or community leaders – to ensure that they represent the Culturean’s mission and resonate with your audience. – Disha Laksho, Senior Manager of Brand Marketing, Clutch
The answer this week
Beambury Cocalel: In Culturecan, data is important for our work. Therefore, we are not speculating about our audience, we are not just coming with the ideas. We are really letting this (data) aware of everything you see.
So, the programming that you see hyper? Our communities told us what they want, the brands with whom they want to engage, the speakers they want to hear, and we listened to them.
I think many brands and communities are sometimes trying to go against the grain, trying to push something on their audience, and this is not what they want. We evolution and repetition (statistics based), and that’s why brands and community and speakers can come out and have a great time.
The latest question of next week
Beambury Cocali asked: I think old memories are something that has exceeded. I would love to know: What is a better way to engage with communities or users for brands with which they want to contact with?
