PORTLAND — Marshall Communications, an award-winning marketing and public relations firm located in Portland, is pleased to announce the promotion of Emma Dimock — a former relationship manager — to the role of account executive.
In her role at Marshall Communications, Dimock manages projects for many of the firm’s clients, using her time management skills to quickly complete projects with tight deadlines and manage multiple priorities. She also manages projects for the agency itself. In her five year career, Dimock has developed a wide range of skills, including copywriting, social media marketing, graphic design, relationship management and producing The PR Maven® Podcast. Dimock’s interest in learning new skills motivates her to stay current on the ever-changing practices required for public relations and marketing.
Dimock joined Marshall Communications full-time in 2019 after earning a bachelor of science in marketing management from Thomas College.
“Emma started as an intern when she was still a student at Thomas College,” said Nancy Marshall, founder and CEO. “She came to us highly recommended by her professors, and I trusted their opinions, so I knew she would be an asset to our agency from the beginning. She has now worked full-time for us since 2019, and she has always been creative, dependable, thorough and an excellent team player. I am so pleased and proud to promote her to account executive and I know her clients will be happy to work with her. Everyone on the Marshall Communications team loves working with her, too.”
“I am excited to be taking this next step in my career at Marshall Communications,” said Dimock. “I look forward to working more closely with the amazing clients I have worked with and gotten to know for years. I am grateful to be part of such a wonderful team and have had the opportunity to learn from so many skilled, knowledgeable people since joining Marshall Communications.”
Dimock resides in Madison near her family’s apple orchard. She enjoys lending a hand during the annual harvest and spending time in nature, and as a talented artist, she often captures what she sees in acrylic paintings.
