Pros
Specializing in travel and hospitality marketing, MMGY Global works with some of the biggest and best brands in the industry. A fast-paced agency, there is never a dull moment and as an organization, MMGY continues to evolve and grow to meet the needs of the industry and its clients. The company is led by some of the brightest channel leaders in the space, from social media marketing to integrated media planning to research and insights. You can't help but to get smarter by being a member of this team. Here are a few more reasons to love MMGY... * A truly awesome company culture. The team is hardworking, committed and sharp, and we all like to have a good time. The Culture Committee (a team comprised of representatives from every team/office in the Agency) plans year-round activities from the Holiday Party, Agency Day, Work Unveiling, Thirsty Thursdays, etc. There is always something to look forward to. * From entry level to the most senior positions, you're able to touch and impact work that you're proud of. The type of work that receives accolades in the industry. MMGY has received Best of Show twice in the last five years at the HSMAI Adrian Awards (basically the Oscars of Travel & Hospitality Marketing). * Hard work, ambition and commitment are rewarded. If you join the organization and add value to your clients and to the growth of the company, you are 100% going to grow into roles with more responsibility. * The company is led by a CEO who takes the time to meet with every single new employee within the first week of their employment. He takes great care in getting to know each team member and is an approachable and hardworking leader, setting a great example for the entire staff.
Cons
The "work hard, play hard" mentality of many agencies rings true at MMGY. We process a large volume of client work, so if you're an applicant coming from another large agency and are used to only servicing one big account, you're likely to be thrown for a loop as we have most teams working on multiple accounts. Most like the diversity of the work, but some prefer to be more focused on one piece of business.
