Holly Czuba

Holly Czuba has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in marketing, photography, and online consulting. Holly started their career as a Photographer at Czuba Photography in 2005, specializing in weddings, portraits, and sporting events. In 2009, they joined Global Contact Services as an Online Marketing Manager and Web & Graphic Designer, where they successfully managed and updated the company website, handled online marketing projects, and implemented email marketing strategies. Holly also worked as a Lecturer at Rowan Cabarrus Community College in 2012, before joining Townsquare Interactive as an SEO Specialist and later as a Marketing Manager in 2013 and 2014, respectively. From 2013 to 2016, they worked as a Marketing Professional, specializing in Marketing Automation, SEO, and Content Strategy as a consultant. In 2016, they joined Cumberland Companies as a Marketing Director, responsible for managing branding, websites, databases, recruiting, email marketing, and SEO for multiple companies under the Cumberland umbrella. Most recently, in 2022, Holly joined Cumberland International Truck Inc as a Marketing Team Member. Overall, their experience showcases proficiency in various marketing roles, online marketing strategies, website design, and photography.

Holly Czuba began their education journey in 1997 at Shady Side Academy, where they completed their secondary education. Holly then moved on to Mercersburg Academy from 1998 to 2001 and obtained their High School Diploma. In 2001, Holly enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where they pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Fine Art & Art History. Holly completed their undergraduate studies in 2006. Taking a break from formal education, Holly attended Studio Arts College International in 2003, although it is unknown if they obtained a degree or specialization from this institution. Holly resumed their academic pursuits in 2008 by attending The Art Institutes, earning an Associates degree in Graphic & Web Design in 2009.