No Sense of Time

George G Smith Jr is the head of digital marketing for Rémy Cointreau USA. As a marketing leader, he has a proven track record running digital, social media, and interactive marketing programs for Fortune 50 companies and iconic brands such as Pepsi, Walmart, and Rémy Martin. As an industry leader, he has appeared as a speaker on numerous occasions on the conference circuit: from SxSW, Ad:Tech, Blog World Expo, and Brand Innovators.

A graduate of the University of Massachusetts – Amherst, George was recognized in 2012 as one of the Distinguished Young Alumni and continues his support of the University through student and alumni mentorships.

George currently works and lives in the New York City Metro area.

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Hastily Written Reviews: The (not so) Great Gatsby
The film came screeching to the full stop sometime around the time Tom backhanded Myrtle in slow motion. Literally. Sound problems that effected the past 5 minutes of the movie finally caused the theater to go full stop, fix it, and rewind to approximately the time that the problems started. Unfortunately, the problems started for...

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Hastily Written Reviews: Pain, Parties, Work: Sylvia Plath in New York
I wandered a bit on Sunday, my headphones in as I took in the early spring city air. I ended up at a bookstore, which isn’t too surprising. As if the fates were hearing my call for intellectual stimulation, they sent a gift in the guise of my first love: Sylvia Plath. Elizabeth Winder’s “Pain,...

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Hastily Written Reviews: Belle and Sebastian’s: If You’re Feeling Sinister
Learning the backstory to the music that inspired emotion and left you punch drunk on beauty is an amazing thing. This series from Pitchfork and Vans hits the nail on the head. If you’ve ever listened to Belle and Sebastian – Tigermilk and If You’re Feeling Sinister in specific – then you need to take...

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Finding Beautiful Things on The Internet During a Snowstorm
As the snow drifts down and I entertain myself with the never ending stream of data that is the internet, I figured I’d capture what I found beautiful throughout the hours…

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