Savannah V.
About Savannah V.
Savannah V. is a Senior CRM Associate at Hungryroot, with a background in marketing and communications. She has held various roles in notable companies, including The Farmer's Dog and NBCUniversal Media, and has a degree in Communication from Manhattan College.
Work at Hungryroot
Savannah V. serves as a Senior CRM Associate at Hungryroot, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she focuses on developing lifecycle campaigns that enhance customer acquisition and retention strategies. Her work involves a blend of creativity and analytical skills, aimed at optimizing customer relationship management.
Previous Experience in CRM and Marketing
Before joining Hungryroot, Savannah V. worked at The Farmer's Dog as a CRM Coordinator and later as a CRM Associate from 2020 to 2021. She also held the position of Marketing Coordinator at Meetup for five months in 2019. Her experience includes internships at Investopedia and NBCUniversal Media, where she gained valuable insights into email marketing and broader marketing strategies.
Education and Expertise
Savannah V. studied at Manhattan College, where she earned a degree in Communication with a minor in Political Science from 2015 to 2019. Her academic background provides a strong foundation for her work in marketing and CRM, allowing her to effectively analyze data and implement strategic marketing initiatives.
Skills in Marketing and Campaign Development
Savannah V. enjoys experimenting with various marketing techniques, including data mining and A/B testing. These skills enable her to enhance campaign strategies and improve overall marketing effectiveness. Her focus on both creative and analytical aspects of marketing supports her role in developing impactful lifecycle campaigns.
Early Career and Internships
Savannah V. began her career with several internships that shaped her marketing expertise. She worked as an Email Marketing Intern at Investopedia in 2018 and as a Marketing Intern at NBCUniversal Media in 2019. Additionally, she served as a Cooper-Leibner Editorial/Marketing Fellow at the Center for Communication from 2017 to 2018, where she gained experience in editorial and marketing functions.