KALUK the grassroots marketing worker cooperative is looking to expand and will be hosting its third Open House on April 4, 2016. We are looking for young-spirited, enthusiastic people with skills in video editing, computers, public speaking, management and, of course, marketing. If you have one or all of these skills and are interested in marketing we urge you to come! You can also get an application online (application deadline is April 5th at 8pm). For more information, check us out at www.kaluk.coop or email us at info@kaluk.coop. ALL ARE WELCOME TO COME AND/OR APPLY!
April 4, 2016 – 6:30 sharp!
The Joseph A. Miccio Center
110 W 9th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11231
About KALUK
KALUK is a word-of-mouth marketing cooperative that serves as a voice for the community. KALUK was developed by and to create opportunities for youth with most of its member/owners 18 – 25 years old. As a cooperative, KALUK is owned and operated by its workers based on democratic principals.
Read about us in The New Yorker!
What is Grassroots Marketing?
Grassroots marketing, sometimes known as guerrilla marketing, starts from the ground up. Instead of launching a message you hope will appeal to many people, you target your efforts to a small group and hope the group will spread your message to a much larger audience. Grassroots marketing often uses unconventional or nontraditional methods. Grassroots marketing often costs less than more conventional marketing efforts, but can produce big results.
What is a Worker Cooperative?
A worker cooperative is a business entity that is owned and controlled by the people who work in it. Worker cooperatives thrive in many industries and regions. Worker-Owned. Workers own the business together. They usually invest with a buy-in amount of money when they begin working.
