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Loreta Today | Loreta Tarozaite

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Loreta Today | Loreta Tarozaite

Most companies think they have a marketing problem. I show them it’s structural.

Loreta Tarozaite sees the root problems inside organizational structure, pinpoints how they started, and fixes them.                 

With background in TV journalism, video storytelling, and corporate communications, Loreta Tarozaite brings a fresh, human-centered approach to making brands relatable and impactful. Company leaders partner with her when their internal chaos is blocking external growth.

As a marketing and communications executive, Loreta has 15+ years of experience in B2B data storage and high-growth tech. She specializes in helping companies overcome fragmented messaging, inconsistent brand identity, and disjointed processes that lead to wasted resources and missed opportunities. 

As a head of corporate marketing at Phison, she unified fragmented global communications, launched strategic thought leadership programs, and spearheaded the enterprise brand launch of Pascari. The result: positioned a data storage company as a recognized industry leader.

Now she brings that same systematic clarity to other B2B companies in a hybrid role of Chief of Staff and CMO. As your C-suite right hand, Loreta protects your time, vision, and reputation by eliminating chaos and building structures that support growth.

She fixes organizational gaps through the lens of her signature framework: People, Process, and Presence (3Ps), which is the foundation for AI-enabled marketing and communications function. 

Through her unique approach, executives get aligned operations and external presence that actually work together, which drives better employee retention and increased sales. More importantly, the C-suite can focus on vision instead of dysfunction.

When you find that you are spending more time managing internal chaos than driving company forward, call Loreta: loreta.today/contact

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  • Growth shouldn’t feel like crisis management. If everything depends on you, the system is broken. I help you stabilize the engine so leadership can actually lead.
  • When the brand feels off, the real issue is almost always hidden beneath the surface. Misalignment and chaos inside the business creates noise outside.
  • Most leaders underestimate how much presence drives perception. If you can't deliver the message on camera or stage with confidence, the message itself won't matter. 

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  • During high-growth transitions, leaders often overlook the silent disruptor: lack of structure. Communication gets muddy, teams silo off, and leadership presence lags behind the company’s evolution.
  • Gartner Marketing Symposium/Xpo 2025 in Denver was packed with future-facing insights: from AI disruption to data centralization and evolving CMO responsibilities. 
  • Team silos are one of the biggest barriers to communication efficiency and collaboration in modern organizations. Have you experienced communication silos in your organization?
  • Finding the right resource for the right role is one of the most underestimated challenges in any business—whether you're a solopreneur scaling up or an executive architecting enterprise growth.
  • As your company grows, so do the complexities of communication. What worked for a small team no longer scales, and leaders often struggle to effectively share their vision.
  • If your team isn’t acting on your direction, the issue isn’t their capability—it’s the way your message is landing. Many technical leaders assume that more detail equals more credibility. 
  • Your presence is your brand. Whether you're on stage, in front of a camera, or speaking with media, how you show up as a leader directly reflects your company's authority, reputation, and message.
  • We all face moments when we try to fit into a mold that isn’t ours. In my early career as a TV host, I made a huge mistake—I tried to be someone else. 
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