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Kristin Marquet

FounderMarquet Media, LLC

New York, NY

Skills

Public Relations
Digital Marketing
Brand Design and Strategy

About

Kristin Marquet is an experienced publicist and business owner with a track record of over 17 years. As the creative director of Marquet Media, LLC and Femfounder.co, she takes charge of the company's day-to-day operations while spearheading client campaigns. Throughout her successful career, Kristin has forged valuable partnerships with renowned brands and notable entrepreneurs. Some of her clients include Angela Ficken, a psychotherapist and entrepreneur, celebrity makeup artist and wellness expert, Tayelor Kennedy; entrepreneur, Lisa Craft, among others. Together with her clients, Kristin has garnered media coverage in prestigious outlets such as Inc.com, Forbes.com, Fortune.com, Wall Street Journal, and Entrepreneur.com. Kristin's educational background comprises rigorous data science, business, and public relations studies. She has pursued academic excellence at institutions like Boston University, New York University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a member of the Young Entrepreneur Council and the Fast Company Executive Board.

Published content

Business Leaders: Nine Ways to Stay Resilient During Tough Times

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Experts share what resilience really looks like in the culture space. The culture space evolves quickly, and resilience is often the key to thriving rather than falling behind. For leaders, that means staying grounded in purpose while staying flexible enough to adapt when challenges hit. True resilience is all about finding ways to keep your vision sharp, your team motivated and your company moving forward in the face of challenging situations. Below, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share how they and their companies stay resilient in a constantly changing industry.

11 Clear Signs of a Toxic Workplace (and What to Do About Them)

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Is your workplace hurting more than helping your professional growth? Here's how to tell. A toxic workplace can take many forms — sometimes it’s obvious, and other times it’s hidden beneath the surface. Left unchecked, toxic dynamics can undermine collaboration, weaken performance and create lasting harm for both people and organizations. As an employee, recognizing the red flags early is critical to protect both your mental health and career growth. To help you spot toxicity in the workplace, Rolling Stone Culture Council leaders share the signs they’ve seen most often and the steps you can take when faced with these situations.

Five Signs Your Launch Didn't Land (And What to Do Next)

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Here are a few signs your new campaign or product isn’t resonating with your audience — and what you can do to fix it. Launching a new campaign or product feels like a win, but the work isn't done after the initial rollout. What really matters is how your customers respond — including the signs they'll send if something isn’t resonating. Sometimes it’s not outright criticism but silence, lack of engagement or metrics that just don't add up.  While these responses may sting in the moment, they can guide you toward your next right step. Below, the members of Rolling Stone Culture Council share common signs your launch isn't landing and tips on how to respond.

Nine Expert Tips for Succeeding as a Solopreneur in the Culture Space

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Build smarter, lead with purpose and turn your one-person operation into a successful business. Launching and growing a culture-focused business on your own means setting the vision, making the deals, managing operations and finding the next big opportunity — all without a built-in team to share the load.  To be successful, you’ll need to prioritize what matters most while also tapping into the right networks and creating systems that keep you moving forward without burning out. It’s a balancing act that calls for both creative drive and sharp business instincts. To help you make it work, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share their best advice for turning a solo venture into a sustainable, successful business.

11 Lessons These Entrepreneurs Learned From Taking Big Risks

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Big risks can lead to big rewards — if you’re willing to take the leap. In any career, there comes a moment when you have to decide whether to play it safe or take a chance. For some, that risk might mean leaving a stable job, starting from scratch or trusting an unconventional idea. These bold moves don’t always follow a straight path, but they often lead to growth, opportunity and lasting impact. To explore what it really means to put it all on the line, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share the biggest risks they’ve ever taken in their careers — and the valuable lessons those experiences taught them.

Nine Skills Today’s Top Leaders Are Actively Working to Improve

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Every leader has room to grow — and the best ones never stop learning. To successfully lead a business in the modern world, entrepreneurs have to be intentional about how they grow — both personally and professionally. That growth often comes down to refining the skills that influence how you communicate, make decisions and guide your team through uncertainty. To help you find out which skills are worth the effort, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share what they’re currently working on and why it matters. From emotional intelligence to technical fluency, their answers offer a valuable look at the behind-the-scenes work that shapes effective leadership.

Company details

Marquet Media, LLC

Company bio

Marquet Media, LLC is an award-winning, New York-based PR, analytics, design, and digital marketing agency. From advising start-up companies on raising capital to guiding established organizations looking to bring a new product to market, reposition themselves, or generate mainstream press, we have worked with clients across all media platforms. We work with each one of our clients independently to create media opportunities that will help them achieve their business and communication objectives – both on budget and on time. Throughout the last 15 years, we’ve launched over 1,000 brands.

Industry

Media

Area of focus

Public Relations
Brand Marketing
Digital Marketing

Company size

11 - 50