Vector Marketing

26/09/2026

A college job can be about more than earning a paycheck.

At Vector Marketing, students have the opportunity to build real-world skills like communication, confidence, leadership, and time management — skills they can carry with them into just about any career path.

Take a look at how the Vector experience can help students prepare for what comes next. 👇

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25/09/2026

everyone's working toward something you can't see and you're probably making more progress than you give yourself credit for 🫶

24/09/2026

A big thank you to District Manager Mikail Bonnet for representing Vector Marketing at Regent University this week. Mikhail met with students at the start of the fall semester to talk about part-time work that fits around their class schedules and helps them build their resumes early.

Early in the semester, many students begin thinking about the experience they want to gain before graduation. A conversation at a campus table can turn into a student's first chance to practice communication and presentation skills they will use long after college.

We also want to thank Regent University Career Services for welcoming our team to campus and for the handwritten note and mug of candy. We appreciate the partnership and look forward to supporting Regent students throughout the year.

23/09/2026

Sold Cutco years ago? You're missing out! The business is better than ever, offering incredible income potential. Treat it like a 9-5 business, and you'll unlock doors to serious earnings. Ready to reignite your success?

23/09/2026

"I don't think leadership means that you've already become the person you want to be. I think it means being intentional about becoming that person while trying to help the people around you grow along the way.
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I knew the impact this experience had on me, from the way I carry myself and handle adversity to the goals and standards I have for myself. That's what made me want to become more involved in leadership and help others grow and realize their potential too.
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I want the way I lead to reflect integrity, humility, and genuine care for others. To me, being in a leadership position means choosing discipline over convenience, consistency over motivation, and growth over comfort.
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Taking on a leadership role this summer has taught me that discipline and consistency are less about always feeling motivated and more about following through on the commitments I've made, even when I don't feel like it.
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But I'm also still learning what it means to be a good leader. I definitely don't have all of this mastered yet!
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Having incredible mentors like .helgeson and to learn from has been a huge part of my own growth and has helped me continue to develop into the kind of leader I want to become."

- Lanie Resendiz, Sales Manager (South Minneapolis, MN)
- Forensic Psychology major at Grand Canyon University (Class of 2029)

21/09/2026

"What doesn't break me only makes me stronger. That's a mindset I've developed throughout my time as a student athlete and salesperson.
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Recently, I set a major personal sales goal for myself and earned recognition as one of the top reps in the Eastern Region during our SC2 Push.
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Getting there wasn't easy. I had multiple days where appointments were rescheduled or canceled, and instead of letting that discourage me, I simply made more phone calls to replace those appointments.
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That experience taught me that in the face of adversity, you have to continue taking action if you want to achieve your goals.
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I've learned the same thing as a college athlete. Workouts and practices can be hard at times, but in order to continue growing, I have to push through them.
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Those experiences have given me confidence in my ability to push through difficult circumstances because I've seen what can happen when I keep going.
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Outside of school, athletics, and sales, I'm also an author and host of podcast. Earlier this month, I released my second book, "Inspiration for Gen Z 2," which I'm excited to finally share with others.
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I'm grateful for the people who have supported me through all of these experiences, especially my manager, , who gave me this opportunity and has supported me along the way.
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And I have to shout out my mom, who actually sold Cutco when she was my age. It's pretty cool that we now have that experience in common."

- Jaylen Alston-Taylor, Field Sales Leader/Assistant Manager (Covington/Conyers, GA)
- Communications major with a concentration in Sports Journalism at Penn State University (Class of 2030)

18/09/2026

Coffee, keys, sunnies, Super Shears… priorities are in order 😌✂️ share this with the girly pop that probably should buy a purse 😂

17/09/2026

We want to thank Assistant Manager Lidia Avelar for representing our Tampa office at Eckerd College's part-time job fair.

Lidia spoke with students about the communication, sales and leadership skills they build working with Vector Marketing. She also talked about balancing part-time work with a full course load. Those are the same transferable skills that carry into whatever career students choose after graduation.

We appreciate Eckerd College for hosting events like this and connecting students with valuable opportunities. Students interested in learning more about part-time work with Vector Marketing are welcome to reach out here and we will connect you with the local office!

16/09/2026

Think earning more means just more hours? Think again. Discover how managing your schedule and focusing on effort, not just time, can boost your income, even around classes. Learn to work smarter and build confidence for your future.

16/09/2026

“Learning how to balance a busy schedule has taught me a lot about what I’m capable of.
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It’s definitely been a challenge juggling sports, leadership positions in school organizations, and a rigorous class schedule, but I’m grateful that my manager has allowed me to work my schedule around everything else I had going on.
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I’ve learned so much throughout the experience and it’s shaped me into a better businesswoman and leader. I’ve improved on so many skills like communication, time management, and professionalism.
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A big part of that growth has come from my awesome manager, ._. She’s always been so supportive of me while also pushing me to grow into the professional I am today.
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I know I’ll continue to use the skills I’ve developed here throughout my time at Clemson (go Tigers!) and whatever comes after it.
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And for anyone else struggling with a busy schedule, my biggest advice is to find a system that helps you manage your time (I use Google calendar) and remember to prioritize the things that are most important to you.
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Having a lot on your plate can feel overwhelming, but learning how to prioritize what’s important has given me a lot more confidence in my ability to handle whatever comes next!”

•Caroline Krueger, Assistant Manager (Greenville, SC)
•Business Management major at Clemson University