Maryland news from Imre, Cyphers, Warschawksi, AFRO American, Mission, Loyola University Maryland and MPT
Imre appointed Greg Voyles as Chief Growth Officer, joining the Baltimore-based agency from Syneos Health where he delivered integrated commercial solutions for pharmaceutical brands across a range of therapeutic areas. Prior to that, he held senior leadership roles at both emerging and established healthcare companies, with titles including Chief Operating Officer at Vertical Pharmaceuticals and as Chief Commercial Officer at Osmotica Pharmaceutical. In these roles, he led product development, brand strategy and national sales efforts, helping drive growth and navigate acquisitions.
Alexis Joyce Taylor, managing editor, AFRO American Newspapers in Baltimore, was named to Editor & Publisher’s national “Editors Extraordinaire” class of 2025.
The Cyphers Agency in Crofton announced three new clients: packaging and commercial printing company TC Transcontinental; wedding coordinators Leigh & Co. Events; and florist Calla Lane Florals.
Warschawski added Merry Morud to the Baltimore agency’s team as Director of Creative Strategy. Most recently, she led Global Creative Optimization at Uber for Uber Eats. According to a press release, Morud will “oversee all digital creative assets to develop data-driven strategies, prioritizing creative volume and variation, while implementing advanced testing programs and super-charging velocity to improve performance for the agency’s clients.”
Mission, a Baltimore-based advertising agency, announced a partnership with Loyola University Maryland. As part of the university’s continued growth and evolution, the partnership will focus on refreshing and amplifying Loyola’s brand identity in alignment with the institution’s newly released strategic plan, Together We Rise.
“We are excited about the opportunity to work with Mission to enhance Loyola University Maryland’s brand identity to reflect our values and vision,” said Kristen Campbell McGuire, Loyola’s chief marketing officer. “This work will help position Loyola to effectively communicate our mission, academic excellence, school spirit, and commitment to student success and significance.”
Maryland Public Television announced the appointment of Ling Ling Sun as vice president, Technology. In this role, Sun oversees the statewide public TV network’s Production & Maintenance, Transmission & Distribution, and Information Technology units. Sun brings more than 20 years of public media experience to her new role at MPT, having served most recently as chief technology officer for Nebraska Public Media. Before joining Nebraska Public Media, Sun spent 12 years in engineering roles at WOSU Public Media in Columbus, Ohio.
Main photo: Greg Voyles via Imre
