Wendy Flanagan, creative marketing executive

Wendy Flanagan, a creative marketing executive, offers more than 20 years of experience working for various companies to provide a wide range of collaborative sales and marketing services that drive systematically predictable growth. Flanagan has been recognized through awards, editorial features, and thought-leading presentations.

Through her marketing and design firm, Brand4Market, Flanagan helps businesses to grow via social media marketing, collateral design, website design and development, marketing automation, and email marketing. Her work spans industries such as accounting, auto restoration, banking, construction, digital security, finance, higher education, legal, loyalty and incentive marketing, pharmaceuticals, photo processing, physical security, printing, retail electronics, and vitamins-minerals-supplements.

Clients include both B2C and B2B companies of all sizes. While some companies choose to have Flanagan on retainer, others choose to have her work as a F/T consultant or employee for extended contracts involving the creation of marketing strategy, departments, systems, branding, or restructuring.

Flanagan started her career at MurrayMedia, where she ultimately became a partner of the 20-person interactive agency. Flanagan led design, marketing, and branding initiatives for Fortune-level companies, often at a national and global level. From a nimble creative services firm, MurrayMedia evolved to program custom, enterprise-wide SaaS solutions, and to configure CRM, CMS, and Marketing Automation solutions. Clients included companies such as ADT, ADP, Calvin Klein Fragrance, CIT, Ebel Watches, GHI Health Insurance, Howard Johnson, Morristown Memorial Hospital, North Jersey Federal Credit Union, Novartis, Pfizer, Radware, Ramada, Sparta Systems, Tyco, Verizon Wireless, and many others.

Flanagan holds a bachelor’s degree from The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. She lives in a 200+ year old barn in rural New Jersey, minutes from the Delaware Water Gap.