Careers
The old adage that people are our most valuable asset is a true one. It’s as simple as that. We are nothing without our people. Our people make it all happen.
If you search for “marketing agency hiring near me” or just “marketing agency hiring,” there’s no telling what you’ll find. But we hope you find us. Our Pavone Group family is growing across all of our nine agencies. If you consider yourself to be savvy, entrepreneurial, like to push boundaries, operate with respect, passion and kindness, this might be the place for you.
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Fresh Faces of Our Pavone Group Family
The fourth new addition to the Pavone Group media team in the past six months is Grant Alexander. Grant joins the growing department as a media operations specialist. His strengths and passions include streamlining processes, improving efficiency, and driving data-driven decision-making for clients. Welcome, Grant!
The newest addition to Pavone Group’s growing media team is Addie Harris, who joins us as a CRM & marketing automations specialist. In the role, she’ll manage and optimize tools and strategies used to enhance customer engagement, streamline marketing processes, and drive sales every single day. In other words, she knows a thing or two about using customer data to create meaningful connections for our clients and letting technology do the heavy lifting. Welcome, Addie!
The Pavone Group media team is expanding (that’s an understatement) and Drew Conklin is a big part of that growth. He joins us as a media planner & buyer in our Atlanta office. Drew’s career includes a valuable mix of experience in both media companies and agencies in both traditional and digital sales, making him an immediate asset for Pavone Group and our clients. Welcome, Drew!
The Pavone Group media team is growing and we’re excited to announce that Jeremy Freeman will lead that growth as our new media director. Over two decades in agency settings, Jeremy has done it all. Local, regional and national media. B2B and B2C. He’s placed ads in 20 different countries. He’ll be an immediate asset for our clients and he’s the kind of leader we need to take the Pavone Group media offering to the next level. Welcome, Jeremy!
The quench team is expanding and our newest addition is Dimitrios Bourdon, who joins our Philly office as a project manager. He understands the power of blending creativity with organization which is what makes him a top-notch addition to our project management team. Welcome, Dimi!
Our newest associate creative director is Rebecca Armstrong. Rebecca is a designer, illustrator and photographer with a diverse roster of brand experience that includes food and beverage names like KFC, Long John Silvers and Longhorn Steakhouse. Her passion? Finding zen and concentration in baking. Welcome, Rebecca!
Our social media game is strong and it’s about to get stronger. Eileen Hogan has joined our Atlanta office as our social creative director, a role that will see her collaborating with brand, PR, creative and client teams to craft engaging, scroll-stopping content across all Pavone Group agencies. She also brings with her a resume loaded with big agency and big brand experience, including Haribo, Dairy Queen, Soda Stream, Taco Johns, and Planet Fitness. Welcome to the team, Eileen!
A smart and focused paid social media strategy is critical to any modern marketing campaign. That’s why we’re happy to announce Calie Meintel’s arrival as quench and Pavone Group’s new paid social specialist. Calie will join our growing media and social media teams and will work from our Philadelphia office. Welcome, Calie!
All hires are great, but boomerang hires – people coming back for a second stint – are even better. We’ve got three boomerangs on staff and Leanna Waldron is the newest one. She joins our Harrisburg office as a production designer and we’re happy to have her on the team – again.
Emily Gordon joins us as director of client services. Emily’s career in account management has been laser focused on two things: building stronger brands and building stronger client relationships, and that’s what she’ll be doing at Varsity. Welcome, Emily!
The data and analytics team at Wild Fig is growing with the addition of Kathryn Bitler as a statistical analyst. Kathryn is a graduate of Villanova University with a masters in business analytics from the University of Rochester. Most recently, she worked as an analyst in the construction industry, where she analyzed potential real estate and development investment opportunities nationwide. Welcome, Kathryn!
Brian Perry’s motto is “Always be learning.” It’s a philosophy that has served him well and one that has led him to quench as our senior manager of commerce media. Brian will craft plans that allow quench clients to bring their products to life along the consumer’s path to purchase. It’s a long, winding and sometimes confusing path, and we’re happy to have Brian with us to lead the way.
Welcome to Jillian Pearlman-Mehalick! Jillian joins our Philly office as Pavone Group’s Director of Project Management. She brings with her a resume loaded with experience in public relations and digital marketing before she made the transition to project management. In other words, she knows marketing and communications inside and out and will be a HUGE asset for Pavone Group and our clients.
The newest addition to our Philadelphia office is Nicolette Dankmyer and she joins us as a communications specialist. Nicolette brings with her several years of experience as a media buyer with focuses in broadcast buying, reporting and analytics. She’s also passionate about tennis and thinks Novak Djokovic is the greatest tennis player of all time. She’s not willing to debate that fact, so don’t even try.
Varsity is growing! To be fair, Varsity has been growing by leaps and bounds for the past several years, but we still get excited with each example of that growth. Today, we grow with the addition of Ana Stroble as our new account strategist. Ana’s experience in digital media and in sales and marketing for continuing care retirement communities makes her an incredibly valuable asset for Varsity’s clients. Welcome, Ana!
Kyra Wiggins knows how to create award-winning content. That’s good for Pavone Group (and our clients) because Kyra is the newest addition to our social media team. As for her previous award-winning work, Kyra has an Emmy with her name on it. Yep, an Emmy. Welcome to the team, Kyra!
We’re excited about the arrival of Varsity’s new Senior Copywriter Erica Reed. She’s a self-described word nerd, which is exactly why we hired her. She’s also an aspiring professional baker. On her first day, she set the bar VERY high for all future new hires when she brought cake pops for the Varsity team. Well played, Erica.
Our team of data scientists at WildFig are the analytical brains behind a lot of work at Pavone Group. That team got bigger (and smarter) today with the addition of Jordan Salsman as WildFig’s newest data analyst.
Hooch is Pavone Marketing Group’s content creation studio (and a busy one at that). The team got a boost today with the addition of Anh Ly as Hooch’s newest content producer. Two of Anh’s dreams? To get a real estate license and her motorcycle license – in no particular order. Welcome, Anh!
Our accounting team is growing and that’s always a good thing. Our newest addition is Ed Semple, who joins Pavone Marketing Group as a finance manager. If Ed had a super power he’d want x-ray vision. His kryptonite? Black licorice. Can’t argue with that, Ed. Welcome aboard!
Our Atlanta office has been coming alive lately with a few new additions. The latest is quench’s new creative director, Kameron Paries. The three things Kam would bring with him if he were stuck on a desert island? A tarp, a hatchet and a yo-yo. And if you think the yo-yo is for fun and games, think again.
Jonah Cameron is a graduate of Atlanta’s renowned The Creative Circus advertising portfolio school and he’s also PMG’s newest content creator. He’s currently working on a screenplay that he hopes to finish one day, he knows how to cook a mean steak with bruschetta and if he were stranded on a desert island he’d want to take his cat, Moonee. Welcome to the team, Jonah!
When Lisa Corry-Godby left the PMG team earlier this year, we were sad to see her go. So you can imagine our excitement when she returned today as our Senior Integrated Communications Director. Welcome back, Lisa! Turns out, we’re getting pretty good at recruiting (re-recruiting?) what’s known as “boomerang hires,” It means we’re a company people want to come back to, and that’s always a good thing.
It’s always nice when a former employee returns to the team, which is why we’re excited to welcome Emily Runyon back to Varsity as our newest account strategist. Emily first started at Pavone Marketing Group in 2006 and returns after a year of “exploring other opportunities before remembering how great Varsity is.” Her words, not ours – we swear.
Now more than ever, the business of marketing and advertising lives in a maker-world. With that in mind, we’ve strengthened our social media and digital content creation abilities by bringing onboard a bonafide maker in the form of Matt Gruber, whose experience includes building content for brands like Cinnabon, Schlotzsky’s and Jamba Juice.
Our newest account strategist has arrived and her name is Colleen Chase comes to us with a boatload of technical experience managing budgets (large and small) as well as a proven track record of leading multi-channel digital campaigns. She’s also passionate about music, with a radio being one of the things she’d want if she were stranded on a desert island.
Six weeks after joining PMG as an account strategy intern, Morgan Jackson has joined the team as a full time addition. Morgan is a University of Georgia graduate with a dual major in Advertising and Sociology. She's passionate about learning -- which is good, because her position as an account strategist is all about learning -- and if she were a vehicle, she'd be a pink Volkswagen Beetle. Welcome, Morgan!
Adam Crooker has been around the block a few times. He started his career as an electrician, then became a print designer, then a web designer, then a developer, and then a web producer before switching back to developer. The result is one of the most well-rounded members of the PMG digital team -- and someone who might be able to fix a light switch in a pinch.
Besides having the coolest name in the agency, Dex Ryker is also Pavone Marketing Group’s newest digital team member. Everywhere he goes, Dex’s high standards and unrelenting desire to improve efficiency have saved the companies he’s worked for millions of dollars. We’re looking forward to putting that profitable work ethic to the test for PMG’s clients.
Welcome to the Philly office, Chelsea Kintzing! Chelsea is our new social media strategist and she’s got confidence and enthusiasm for days. She’s also a bulldog lover (aren’t we all?) with a four-year-old English Bulldog named Marley.
A growing agency needs a growing accounting team and we’re happy to welcome Jordan as our newest accountant. Jordan credits hard work (and lots of it) for getting him to where he is today. He’s also not a fan of uncooked onions. Just so you know.
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Pavone Group COVID-19 Hiring Status
Pavone Group employees are currently working in a hybrid capacity. We are conducting all interviews and hiring actions in person where possible. All of our current and future opportunities will be performed in a hybrid capacity as well. The health and safety of our employees is very important, so switching back to a fully remote work environment would be considered if necessary.