Out-of-the-box ideas are Maddie’s specialty. She loves using data creatively, coming up with unique strategies to solve problems. Leveraging her background in consumer behavior, Maddie has a unique ability to place herself in the mind of the audience and their media consumption habits. When she’s not reading or listening to podcasts, you can find Maddie tearing up the pickleball court.
Kate thrives on unearthing the unique value of every brand, digging into obscure subjects and finding the precise words to describe them. With more than a decade of experience, Kate expertly simplifies complex ideas into compelling copy, sitting comfortably at the intersection of content and user experience. A self-proclaimed “chameleon introvert,” she enjoys escaping to her kayak on the backwaters, chilling with her scaredy-cat yellow lab, Evey, or meticulously planning trips.
As a senior account manager at Vendi, Kyle brings a decade of experience and a deep understanding of data and client success. With an MBA focused on analytics, he's adept at uncovering opportunities and translating insights into impactful strategies. He sees his role as providing peace of mind, always looking for ways to exceed expectations. This Chicago native and proud Florida Gator alum might be living in Wisconsin now, but his loyalty remains with his Bears and White Sox. Kyle has also grown quite a collection of sports memorabilia over the years.
A rare combination of a personality hire and excruciating competence, Anna Statz is one of one. She can support anyone in their role with impressive attention to detail, but she truly shines when connecting businesses to Vendi and figuring out how we can best help them achieve their goals. If Anna didn’t work in marketing, she’d like to be a chef—but she doesn’t know how to cook. (That’s our Statz).
Got a problem? Julie will solve it. An agency veteran, Julie has experience working with a variety of organizations and finding a creative solution to every kind of problem. She’s exceptional at connecting details, strategy and the big picture. We’re still trying to score an invite to her family’s annual themed holiday party (and very bummed we missed the My Little Pony year).