David G.

David G.Sep 25, 2026

I’m proud to serve as an American Marketing Association mentor. After many years in academia, continuing to share my knowledge and support emerging talent here in the United States is especially meaningful to me. Students are not just learning about the future of marketing—they are shaping it. I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to their journey. #AMAMentor #Marketing #Mentorship #FutureOfMarketing

David G.Oct 26, 2026

My network has grown a lot lately, and I realized many of you only know me as a name and a headline. So here’s the person behind it. I’m David Gaidukovych. For years my work, research, and published cases were scattered across journals, media, and other people’s websites. This month I finally gave them a home of their own: davidgaidukovych.com. If you want to understand how I think about marketing and why, that’s the place. The link is in the first comment. A bit about me. I lead marketing at Regenics, a regenerative medicine clinic in Los Angeles, and before that I did the same job in banking and tech, on two continents. Along the way I earned a PhD in economics, which explains why I can’t look at a marketing dashboard without asking what it’s actually measuring. That’s the one thing I keep coming back to: not whether marketing is creative or busy, but what it does to the business. Revenue, margins, the decisions a CEO makes differently because the numbers were honest. Those are the questions I find most interesting, and the ones I’d most like to talk about with you. So if you’re a founder, a marketer, an investor, or someone who simply likes to argue about whether marketing pays, I’d enjoy the conversation. Tell me in the comments what you’re working on, or send me a message. I read all of them.

David G.Oct 5, 2026

Great conversations happen when professional experience meets community. 🇺🇦🇺🇸 I recently joined Radio UA Chicago, a leading Ukrainian-American media platform, for a conversation with Volodymyr Moisey and Volodymyr Dolynka about leadership, entrepreneurship, and building a professional career in the United States. I had the opportunity to share perspectives from my work as Head of Marketing at Regenics , a nationwide U.S. healthcare company, as well as my entrepreneurial experience as a co-owner of a Toastique location in Westlake Village, California. We also talked about something I care deeply about: how professionals with international experience can bring new perspectives to the U.S. business community, build meaningful relationships, and turn their experience into value in a new market. Radio UA Chicago has become an important voice for the Ukrainian-American community, creating a platform for professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders to exchange ideas, share experiences, and stay connected. A special thank you to Oli M. N. who consistently supports Ukraine and helps amplify Ukrainian voices and ideas in the U.S. And thank you to Dmytro Halan for the great conversation and for helping make this connection with Radio UA Chicago possible.