Monica Burnick
About Monica Burnick
Monica Burnick is the Head of Brand, Advertising, Public Relations, and Marketing Communications for Chevron's North American commercial brands, based in San Ramon, California.
Title
Monica Burnick is the Head of Brand, Advertising, Public Relations, and Marketing Communications for North American commercial brands at Chevron. She is based in San Ramon, California, United States.
Company
Monica Burnick is currently working at Chevron, where she leads North American commercial brands' brand, advertising, public relations, and marketing communications efforts. She has been in this role since June 2012.
Professional Background
Monica Burnick has a diverse professional background in marketing and advertising. Previously, she worked as a Corporate and Recruitment Advertising and Events Consultant at Chevron (2010-2011), Brand Marketing and Advertising Strategy Consultant at Mb Consulting (2007-2010), VP, Director of Client Services at Havas (2002-2007), and SVP, Client Services and Strategy Director at Citigate Corporate Branding (1998-2001).
Education and Expertise
Monica Burnick holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication and Journalism from Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. Her expertise spans a wide range of marketing disciplines, including social media, digital marketing, advertising strategy, brand strategy, creative strategy, media strategy, public relations, email marketing, content marketing, content strategy, contact strategy, website strategy, direct marketing, product marketing, and brand marketing.
Marketing Integration and Strategy
Monica Burnick has extensive experience in integrating digital, PR, and social marketing strategies to drive growth and identify opportunities. She specializes in turning data into actionable marketing strategies that yield measurable outcomes.
Leadership and Team Building
Monica Burnick has a strong background in leading high-performing teams and building successful brands. Her leadership skills have contributed significantly to Chevron's marketing and communications success in the North American market.