Crosby Promotes Three to Senior Leadership
To further support its growth, Crosby Marketing Communications has promoted three staff members to senior positions.
Promoted to Associate Vice President, Sarah Honig, left in photo above, supports one of Crosby’s largest clients, the Department of Defense Military Family and Community Policy. Since joining Crosby in 2017, she has led teams to create and implement strategic campaigns that help military families around the world connect with the resources and support they need.
In her role as Associate Vice President, Strategist, Gabrielle Weber, center in photo, oversees the strategic development and execution of innovative digital marketing public health outreach programs for clients, including the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Weber has led communications programs at Crosby for federal clients since 2015.
As Director, Integration Management, Katie McCubbin, right in photo, oversees national public awareness and activation campaigns for DAV (Disabled American Veterans), promoting the free services, programs, and resources it offers to America’s veterans, and USDA’s Hungry Pests program, raising awareness of the threat of invasive plant pests. She also manages digital fundraising campaigns for Shriners Hospitals for Children. McCubbin joined Crosby in 2017.
Crosby, a Capitol Communicator sponsor, provides integrated advertising, public relations, social media and digital marketing services through specialized practices in Healthcare, Government, Nonprofits & Causes and Military & Veterans. The firm ranks #19 on O’Dwyer’s list of leading communications firms, and is a top provider on the GSA Professional Services Schedule (PSS). Crosby was named 2021 North America Small Agency of the Year by PRovoke Media, and has been named a Washington Post Top Workplace for five consecutive years.
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