City of Pompano Beach
Cynthia E. is an accomplished marketing professional with extensive experience in various roles within the marketing sector. Currently serving as Marketing Coordinator for the City of Pompano Beach's Cultural Affairs Department since May 2022, Cynthia has previously worked as a Consumer Marketing Analyst at National Beverage Corp and as a Marketing Analyst at Humana. Prior experience includes leadership as Team Lead/Media Buy Coordinator at SproutLoud Media Networks and as a Senior Account Executive at MediaCom, where responsibilities encompassed assisting in media planning and monitoring buys. Cynthia's career began with internships at Miami Magazine, Cleveland Clinic, and The Continental Group, contributing to skills in research, event planning, and communications. Cynthia holds a Master of Business Administration in Business Intelligence/Analytics from Nova Southeastern University and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing/International Business with a Minor in Advertising from Florida International University.
City of Pompano Beach
Municipality in the Beautiful City of Pompano Beach. Located in the heart of Florida's Gold Coast, the City of Pompano Beach is the year round home to over 101,000 residents. During season (September through March) the number swells to nearly 165,000 as part-time residents from more inclement environments join us for "fun in the sun". If you are looking for a place to call home where you can put in a days work and still have time to: play a quick nine on a beautiful course, wet a line in waters inhabited by trophy class denizens of the deep, or just unwind with warm sand between your toes and watch the moon rise over the Gulf Stream then Pompano Beach is your kinda place. The National Civic League crowned Pompano Beach the coveted All-America City Award – the nation’s longest running and most prestigious civic recognition program. The All-America City Award encourages and recognizes civic excellence, honoring the communities in which citizens, government, businesses and nonprofit organizations demonstrate successful resolution of critical community issues. Since 1949, more than 4,000 communities have competed and nearly 500 have been designated All- America Cities.