Nov 3, 2022
fishbat, a New York-based digital marketing agency, today announced the promotion of Anna Barry to Program Director. In this role, Barry's primary responsibility is to research, plan, develop and implement fishbat's organizational programs.
"Anna is a great example of how there's so much growth potential at fishbat," said Clay Darrohn, chief executive officer of fishbat. "Having served in almost every role, her wide skillset will help us formalize our administrative efforts to best serve our employees and clients."
Barry joined the fishbat team in 2014 as an Executive Assistant and has assisted in a variety of different areas including Account Management and Operations.
In her new role as Program Director, Barry will help grow trusted internal and external relationships by managing overall operations of the agency in the areas of productivity, efficiency, communication, customer satisfaction and internal processes.
Barry holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Marketing from Stony Brook University and has over 11 years of marketing experience and over 16 years of management experience. Before joining the fishbat team, she worked in social media marketing and advertising with other NYC-based digital marketing agencies in industries such as jewelry, hospitality and food and beverage.
"We have experienced a tremendous amount of growth within the last few years," Barry explained. "I am so proud of the talented team we have built and the quality of work we deliver to our clients. After spending the last two years in account management, I'm excited to get back into the operational side of fishbat and continue to help our organization grow!"
fishbat is a full-service digital marketing and advertising agency that specializes in improving visibility, increasing traffic, generating leads and cultivating communities for a range of diversified clients. Founded in 2009, fishbat provides strategic branding, marketing, digital advertising, content creation and SEO services for brands globally. Visit fishbat.com for more information.
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