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MIAMI, March 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ CEO Coaching International, the leading firm for coaching growth-focused CEOs and entrepreneurs globally, is pleased to announce Aubry Bracco as its Director of Engagement Marketing.
A seasoned digital marketer with over 15 years of experience in content, social and digital marketing for national and global publications and brands, Bracco brings a passion for creating brands people care about.
Bracco started her career as a journalist in New England, most notably as Founding Editor of Patch.com in Salem, Massachusetts. Since 2010, Aubry has worked at various agencies and brands as a social media and digital content creator and strategist. Brand work has included: Visa, NFL, Cirque du Soleil, National Grid, Cousins Maine Lobster, and Liberty Mutual. At Liberty Mutual, Bracco was recipient of the President s Award for co-founding the Fortune 100 company s first official Social Media Customer Service program
Seasoned Brand Marketer, 3-Time SURVIVOR Player, joins CEO Coaching International
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