Industry: Marketing & Communication
Teodora Adamache
Marketing Specialist – Tritech Group | Accredited Trainer | ACIM
- Marketing strategy
- Digital marketing
- Communication
- Training
- Creativity
About the mentor
Teodora Adamache is a marketing specialist and trainer with experience in developing marketing, communication and digital promotion strategies for companies across a range of sectors.
She currently works at Tritech Group. She is an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (ACIM), an international professional body dedicated to excellence in marketing.
Her professional path combines strategic thinking, creativity, technology and an understanding of how businesses work. She believes marketing is much more than advertising: it means understanding people and their needs, and building solutions that add value.
She is also involved in educational projects for young people, running workshops on digital marketing, communication and the skills needed in the professional world.
What can a student discover?
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What a working day in marketing looks like
From research and creative ideas to using technology, analysing results and working with other departments.
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Which skills matter
Curiosity, critical thinking, communication, creativity, analytical ability and the desire to keep learning.
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What career opportunities exist
Digital marketing, strategy, branding, market research, social media, advertising and many other specialisms.
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How a professional path is built
Through education, practical experience, adapting to change and the courage to explore new opportunities.
A personal message for students
„You don’t have to know now what job you will have for the rest of your life. What matters is to be curious, to discover what you like, what you are good at and what you would like to learn. Don’t limit yourself to what you already know, and don’t be afraid to change direction. Professions evolve, new opportunities appear, and the ability to learn and adapt will always be an advantage. Choose to be good at what you do, whatever the field.”