In order to be a good youth marketer it is necessary to understand how their brains work at different ages, how male and female brains work differently, how they play and have fun, what they consider creative, how their family relationships affect their personalities, and much more.


Some of this information can be learned by marketers as they work on youth projects. However, the best way is formal training in these areas, hopefully at the onset of their careers.

Carol Green had the fortunate experience, when she joined the American Greetings global character licensing operation, to be trained by expert child psychologists about youth learning and family dynamics, by veteran youth creatives and marketers about how to be innovative and responsible, and by veteran youth product creators about youth play parameters. Carol has used this knowledge since 1983 and has augmented it continuously with recent studies on these topics.

In addition, Carol has been working on global youth marketing projects since 1983. This exposure to creativity, marketing and learning around the world has allowed her and her team to create projects that reflect different cultures and philosophies.

There is no other youth marketing company in Canada and few in the U.S. with this type of expert leadership. Carol has also assembled a team of partners and suppliers, many with 10-30 years of experience in youth, family and educational work.