Cynthia Escalante
About Cynthia Escalante
Cynthia Escalante is a Director at AQUENT, where she has worked for 24 years, focusing on creative and marketing staffing. She has developed expertise in the Federal and Financial industries and has collaborated with over 500 project consultants on various advertising campaigns.
Work at Aquent
Cynthia Escalante has been a Creative/Marketing Staffing Professional at Aquent since 2000, holding the position of Director for 24 years. During her tenure, she has focused on developing an industry concentration in the Federal arena. Her role involves collaborating with various clients to meet their staffing needs in creative and marketing sectors. Escalante has also developed a niche within the Financial Industry, enhancing Aquent's service offerings in this area.
Education and Expertise
Cynthia Escalante studied at the University of Maryland from 1977 to 1980, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a focus on Applied Design. Her educational background supports her extensive experience in creative services and marketing. Escalante's expertise includes working with clients in the government, defense, and intelligence communities, as well as managing major brands in the financial sector.
Background
Cynthia Escalante has a significant background in creative services, having collaborated with over 500 project consultants at Birch & Davis Associates, Inc. She provided art direction for national, multi-lingual advertising campaigns across print, broadcast, and web platforms. Additionally, she created and developed an internal agency at Birch & Davis Associates to serve both public and private sector clients.
Achievements in the Financial Industry
Throughout her career, Cynthia Escalante has developed a niche within the Financial Industry, leveraging her skills to serve major brands effectively. Her extensive experience includes serving as an on-site senior account manager, where she managed key accounts and ensured the delivery of high-quality creative services tailored to the financial sector's needs.