Natalie O'loughlin
About Natalie O'loughlin
Natalie O'loughlin is a Senior Account Manager at Invisibly in St. Louis, Missouri, with a background in marketing and project management. She has experience in various industries and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Indiana University.
Work at Invisibly
Natalie O'loughlin has been serving as a Senior Account Manager at Invisibly since 2021. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, she is responsible for managing client accounts and developing strategies to enhance client relationships. Her role involves leveraging her expertise in marketing and account management to drive business growth and improve client satisfaction.
Education and Expertise
Natalie O'loughlin earned a Bachelor of Science in Business from Indiana University - Kelley School of Business, where she majored in Marketing and Digital and Social Media Business Applications, with a minor in Psychology. Her education has equipped her with a strong foundation in marketing principles and behavioral insights, which she applies in her professional roles.
Background
Natalie O'loughlin has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles across different industries. She began her career as a Guest Services and Accounting Intern at Lodging Hospitality Management and later held positions such as Sales and Marketing Intern and Product Management Intern. Prior to her current role, she worked as an Associate Account Manager at Cartwheel - A Maritz Agency and as a Marketing Project Manager at Kennelwood Pet Resorts.
Achievements
During her time at Kennelwood Pet Resorts, Natalie participated in the Creative Action Team, focusing on identifying new revenue streams and competitive advantages. She also coordinated the planning of the first Kennelwood Training, Tricks and Treats event at St. Louis Union Station. Additionally, she served as the Director of Corporate Relations for her chapter of the American Marketing Association while at Indiana University.
Interests and Activities
Natalie O'loughlin has a passion for Irish music, demonstrated by her participation in the All Ireland Irish Music competition in both solo harp and group categories. This involvement reflects her commitment to cultural pursuits outside of her professional endeavors.