About Neal Stewart

Neal enjoying soup

Neal Stewart’s marketing career includes both agency and client side experience in a variety industries including retail, non-profit and consumer package goods.

From 2000–2006, Neal worked at Pabst Brewing Company as the Brand Manager and eventually, Marketing Director for the Pabst Blue Ribbon brand. At Pabst, Neal’s marketing strategy focused on initiating word of mouth and loyalty with influential consumers by supporting grass-roots and subculture events. As a result, in 2002 PBR’s volume increased for the first time in 25 years and eventually increased volume 45% from 2002 – 2006. Neal also managed several other brands within the Pabst portfolio, including Rainier Beer which was recognized with several advertising and marketing industry awards for its “RainierVision” branded entertainment campaign.

In 2006, Neal moved over to the Craft Beer side and was the Director of Marketing for Flying Dog Brewery in Denver, CO where he is leading the craft brewer’s branding efforts. Flying Dog has been recognized within the beer industry as a brewer who has embraced Social Media and leveraging it for increased exposure and sales.

Neal is now the Senior Brand Manager at Mark Anthony Brands where is leading the marketing efforts to launch new to world brands within the Adult Beverage Category.

Neal was recognized in 2004 by Fast Company as one of the “Fast 50” and was named to the Event Marketer magazine’s 2005 “Dream Team”.  Neal has been a Presenting Speaker at the Craft Brewer’s Conference, Word of Mouth Marketing Summit, Entertainment Marketing Conference and Future Trends Conference.  Neal’s PBR marketing strategy is documented in Rob Walker’s new book, Buying In.

This is Neal’s personal blog and these are his personal opinions.

2 thoughts on “About Neal Stewart

  1. Good luck, Neil. Just wait..you will realize you are actually just buying your Master’s Degree. It will seem so easy compared to the BS you put up with at SEMO. Then you’ll get pissed because you will realize you are paying way too much money to be learning all of this stuff on your own.
    Wanna teach this Gen Xr more about Web 2.0? I may need to go back to school again. This time, I’ll audit. So glad that I spent time going through the most useless undergrad class of History and Philosophy of Mass Media. And had our senior seminar on the new emerging world of the “information superhighway”. So you are actually kind of the Godfather of Web 2.0 when you think about it. Social to you, Neil for going back to school. Up, down & around!

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