Marissa Stabler

Marissa Stabler has over 17 years of work experience in various roles and industries. Starting their career as a Sports Radio Host at Sunny 105, they subsequently worked as a Congressional Intern for Rep. Jo Bonner in the U.S. House of Representatives. Marissa then interned as a Promotions Intern at Clear Channel Radio before joining the Dallas Cowboys as a Marketing & New Business Development Intern. Marissa later served as a Communications Intern at Glenwood Autism and Behavioral Health Center.

In 2011, Marissa became an Account Coordinator at Sunwest Communications, where they secured a nonprofit organization as a client through a successful branding campaign. Marissa also developed and implemented a social media strategy, significantly increasing Facebook engagement. Marissa then progressed to the role of Account Executive at Sunwest Communications, where they provided strategic counsel on brand development, media relations, and internal communications for clients.

Moving on, Marissa joined The LOOMIS Agency as a Brand Manager/Strategist. Marissa utilized data analytics and their creativity to develop actionable insights and crafted compelling briefs for integrated brand experiences. Marissa subsequently worked as a Senior Strategist at The Marketing Arm, leading communication planning for Frito-Lay's consumer engagement programs and securing Papa Murphy's new business account through pitch strategy and concept development.

Marissa's most recent role was at Cheil North America as a Strategy Director, where they led teams in campaign strategy and product positioning for Samsung Electronics America. Their responsibilities included guiding teams from briefing to creative ideation, addressing client feedback, and energizing the projects with a personal touch.

Currently, Marissa Stabler is working as the Vice President of Strategy and Planning at Mythic, utilizing their strategic expertise to contribute to the company's success.

Marissa Stabler earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations from the University of Alabama, where they attended from 2007 to 2011.