Paige Angelle McFarland

Area Director Of Catering & Event Sales at Generator

Paige Angelle McFarland has a diverse work experience that spans across various industries. Paige Angelle began their career as an Office Assistant at Barry University in 2009 and went on to work as a Receptionist at Vector Marketing in 2010. Paige Angelle then joined Barry University again as an InterLoan Library Assistant before moving on to MIA Design Group, LLC. in 2011. At MIA Design Group, they held multiple roles, including Senior Customer Service Manager, Local Marketing Manager, and Senior Account Executive. During their time there, they exceeded sales objectives and created and implemented a spokesperson program.

In 2014, McFarland took on roles at CanvasFab and MyPix2. At CanvasFab, they served as a Partner and Chief Marketing Specialist, where they managed social media content, recruited public figures for marketing purposes, and established partnerships with local companies. At MyPix2, they worked as a Senior Customer Representative and Marketing Assistant, where they provided customer service and assisted the Marketing Director with social media projects and client recruitment.

Paige Angelle'snext positions were at Mr. Chow Enterprises as an Event Coordinator and Lead Hostess/Executive Assistant to the General Manager. Paige Angelle then joined ETARU Restaurants as a Reception & Events Manager and later transitioned to the role of Event & Marketing Manager. Recently, they have worked as an Area Director of Catering & Event Sales at Freehand Hotels and Generator.

Paige Angelle McFarland obtained a High School Diploma in General Studies from St. John's College High School from 2004 to 2008. Paige Angelle then went on to pursue a BSBA degree in Business Administration with a Concentration in Marketing from Barry University, graduating in 2012. Additionally, they obtained a certification in COVID-19 Hotel Employee Training from Miami Dade College in 2020.

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