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Springfield, MO
As brand coordinator at 417 Magazine the past seven years, Christy Howell worked with over 150 business clients to develop advertising campaigns, which gained Howell and the magazine accolades from the American Advertising Federation. During the summer, she coached interns and helped them develop campaigns for their portfolios.
Now, she’s turned her attention to a new job with marketing agency Epic Strategies LLC as senior vice president of account services-Midwest.
Outside of the office, Howell, 36, serves as the membership manager for the Junior League of Springfield, which runs the member experience for 500 local members.
But Howell says her most important job is as mother to her 3-year-old son Cooper. Having experienced the loss of her own mother to a brain tumor when Howell was 4 and her own daughter who was born prematurely with nonimmune hydrops fetalis, she cherishes the role of aiding her son’s success and showing him that he is loved.
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