Cindy Bruemmer
About Cindy Bruemmer
Cindy Bruemmer serves as the Senior Vice President of Media at Tandem Theory, where she has worked since 2020. With a strong background in digital media and strategic planning, she focuses on enhancing consumer experiences through innovative media strategies.
Work at Tandem Theory
Cindy Bruemmer has served as the Senior Vice President of Media at Tandem Theory since 2020. In her role, she leads the media team with a focus on data-driven strategies to enhance both paid media placements and organic search efforts. Her leadership emphasizes the importance of integrating digital media into traditional media practices to improve consumer engagement. Based in Dallas, Texas, she has been instrumental in shaping the media landscape within the organization.
Previous Experience in Media
Before joining Tandem Theory, Cindy Bruemmer held significant positions in media management. She worked as the Senior Director of Media at Ansira from 2009 to 2012, where she contributed to media strategy and execution. Following her tenure at Ansira, she served as the Director of Media Services at TracyLocke from 2012 to 2020. In these roles, she developed expertise in strategic planning, media buying, and branding campaigns.
Education and Expertise
Cindy Bruemmer earned her Bachelor of Arts in English from Texas A&M University, where she studied from 1993 to 1997. Her educational background has provided her with strong communication skills, which she applies in her media strategies. Cindy specializes in various aspects of media, including strategic planning, negotiating, social media, and digital media, which are essential in today's evolving media landscape.
Advocacy for Digital Media
Cindy Bruemmer is an advocate for the integration of digital media into traditional media frameworks. She believes that digital media can create more impactful consumer experiences compared to traditional methods. Her approach focuses on enhancing consumer engagement through innovative strategies that leverage both digital and traditional media channels.