Post Bulletin promotes longtime marketing professional to role of advertising director – Post Bulletin

ROCHESTER — Tessa Olive, a nicely-recognised name on the Put up Bulletin revenue group, is including a new title to her place of work doorway — advertising and marketing director.

Olive, who

joined the Put up Bulletin in 2015

as the internet marketing director for Rochester Magazine, just lately stepped into the new role as marketing director of all Rochester publications. She replaces Kati Cooley.

“I appear forward to continuing to create potent relationships within our neighborhood. We have a terrific marketing staff and helping area businesses increase and thrive via powerful promoting techniques is what we do,” she explained. “… And we really like it.”

A lifelong resident of the spot, Olive life in Byron with her family members.

She has been a Chamber Ambassador with the Rochester Place Chamber of Commerce for the past 14 years. Olive served on the Byron College Board for 8 several years, from 2012 to 2020.

Prior to her time at the Publish Bulletin and Rochester Magazine, Olive worked in organization improvement from 2012 to 2015 at St. Croix Hospice. She also served as the promoting director for Group Relationship Media in Byron from 2006 to 2012.

Other the latest Article Bulletin staff notes:

• Mark Wasson joined the staff members as public protection reporter. He was formerly a reporter at the West Central Tribune, in Willmar, Minn. He replaces Emily Cutts.
• Theo Tollefson fills a freshly produced posture as a reporter on the business crew. He will cover places to eat, retail and genuine estate, amid other shopper matters. He was formerly a reporter for the Hastings, Cottage Grove and Pierce County journals.
• Two summertime interns are doing the job at the Post Bulletin this summer months. Bella Carpentier, of the University of Minnesota, is interning as a reporter and Tucker Allen Covey, of Western Kentucky College, is a images intern.

Jeff Kiger tracks organization action in Rochester and southeastern Minnesota just about every working day in “Listened to on the Street.” Send out strategies to

[email protected]

or by way of Twitter to

@whereskiger

. You can get in touch with him at 507-285-7798.

ROCHESTER — Tessa Olive, a nicely-recognised name on the Put up Bulletin revenue group, is including a new title to her place of work doorway — advertising and marketing director.

Olive, who

joined the Put up Bulletin in 2015

as the internet marketing director for Rochester Magazine, just lately stepped into the new role as marketing director of all Rochester publications. She replaces Kati Cooley.

“I appear forward to continuing to create potent relationships within our neighborhood. We have a terrific marketing staff and helping area businesses increase and thrive via powerful promoting techniques is what we do,” she explained. “… And we really like it.”

A lifelong resident of the spot, Olive life in Byron with her family members.

She has been a Chamber Ambassador with the Rochester Place Chamber of Commerce for the past 14 years. Olive served on the Byron College Board for 8 several years, from 2012 to 2020.

Prior to her time at the Publish Bulletin and Rochester Magazine, Olive worked in organization improvement from 2012 to 2015 at St. Croix Hospice. She also served as the promoting director for Group Relationship Media in Byron from 2006 to 2012.

Other the latest Article Bulletin staff notes:

• Mark Wasson joined the staff members as public protection reporter. He was formerly a reporter at the West Central Tribune, in Willmar, Minn. He replaces Emily Cutts.
• Theo Tollefson fills a freshly produced posture as a reporter on the business crew. He will cover places to eat, retail and genuine estate, amid other shopper matters. He was formerly a reporter for the Hastings, Cottage Grove and Pierce County journals.
• Two summertime interns are doing the job at the Post Bulletin this summer months. Bella Carpentier, of the University of Minnesota, is interning as a reporter and Tucker Allen Covey, of Western Kentucky College, is a images intern.

Jeff Kiger tracks organization action in Rochester and southeastern Minnesota just about every working day in “Listened to on the Street.” Send out strategies to

[email protected]

or by way of Twitter to

@whereskiger

. You can get in touch with him at 507-285-7798.