Marketing Werks has hired back long-time employee Cari DeVille-Wilber as VP, growth and strategy, following a two-year stint at Fusion Marketing.
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DeVille-Wilber began her career at Marketing Werks in 2003 as a chocolate ambassador for Hershey’s Kissmobile. She went on to spend the next 10 years managing and producing award-winning campaigns for brands such as Sony, Unilever, Verizon, Kia and Hershey’s.
"We are proud to welcome Cari back to Marketing Werks. She brings a wealth of industry knowledge which complements our existing leadership team; plus, a genuine passion for our business, our clients and our people," Holly Meloy, sr. VP, managing director, said.
DeVille-Wilber will oversee Marketing Werks' growth team and lead department cross-collaboration.
“To be back at the agency that sparked the experiential marketing revolution, and where my career began, is incredibly exciting,” Deville-Wilber said.
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