The Weiss Center Brand Ambassador program is a multi-faceted opportunity that enables students to represent the Center on campus, assist with the Center’s programming, join Real Chemistry at the SXSW conference in Austin and support Real Chemistry experts and clients through a summer internship.
Ray Gomez is a driven and insightful junior at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, majoring in advertising on the strategy and insights track. With a keen understanding of consumer behavior and market trends, Ray is honing his skills in strategic brand storytelling and data-driven decision-making.
Gaining Hands-On Experience in Healthcare Advertising
This summer, Ray is set to take a major step in his career as an intern with 21GRAMS, the advertising wing of Real Chemistry. Excited to learn from top industry professionals, he is eager to immerse himself in the fast-paced world of healthcare advertising, where innovation meets impact.
Passion for Purpose-Driven Advertising
Ray is particularly drawn to healthcare advertising because of its unique ability to inform, educate and inspire action. He believes in the power of strategic communication to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Through his internship, he hopes to deepen his expertise in crafting compelling campaigns that resonate with audiences and drive real-world change.
Looking Ahead: A Future in Account Management
With a clear vision for the future, Ray aspires to become an account manager at a leading healthcare advertising firm. His goal is to bridge the gap between creative teams and clients, ensuring that every campaign not only meets business objectives but also delivers meaningful impact.
Driven, Insightful and Ready to Make an Impact
Ray’s combination of strategic thinking, passion for healthcare and dedication to excellence makes him a standout talent in the world of advertising. As he continues his journey at Newhouse and beyond, there’s no doubt that Ray Gomez is one to watch in the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare advertising.