Pitt Pics
So the deal we made last night is that if our University of Pittsburgh brand ambassadors were able to get a 100 people to register in advance for the SquadUP promotional event we would open up a $500 bar tab. We agreed to extend it to $1000 if they could get to 200 and were thrilled to see the final guest list reach 358 students. They had plenty of SquadUP merchandise to distribute and everybody had a great time (see the pics for proof!).
We also wanted to thank Peter’s Pub for graciously hosting the event and making coordination as easy as possible. And a big thanks to Her Campus for helping to promote the event around campus. They’re the #1 online community for college women, covering style, beauty, health, love, life, and career, with chapters at 200+ colleges, including Pitt. Their support definitely went a long way.
Without further ado, here are the pictures from last night’s event, courtesy of Camila Guerra-Garcia and Casey Gordon.
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Austen
Austen is Co-Founder / VP of Marketing at SquadUP, focusing on digital strategy, branding, community building, and managing the 500+ students in the SquadUP Brand Ambassador Program across campuses nationwide. He is a data driven growth hacker.
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