As Associate Media Director at Fahlgren Mortine, Emilie is responsible for leading the strategic development of several key clients. Her planning showcases her passion for delivering strategic thinking to every media recommendation she develops. She also manages client media programs from research and maintenance to planning, buying and post-analysis/analytics. Her creativity and drive have inspired unique client initiatives using a multitude of media vehicles; including Internet, television, radio, print, out-of-home and emerging media.
Emilie has worked on several of Fahlgren Mortine’s accounts including Balloon Time, Panama City Beach CVB, WVU Healthcare, West Virginia Lottery, NAPA AUTO PARTS, Liebert Corporation, United Way of Central Ohio and United Bank.
Emilie came to Fahlgren Mortine directly from Ohio University’s E.W Scripps School of Journalism and has been with Fahlgren for more than seven years. Posts by Emilie DeLong
As Associate Media Director at Fahlgren Mortine, Emilie is responsible for leading the strategic development of several key clients. Her planning showcases her passion for delivering strategic thinking to every media recommendation she develops. She also manages client media programs from research and maintenance to planning, buying and post-analysis/analytics. Her creativity and drive have inspired unique client initiatives using a multitude of media vehicles; including Internet, television, radio, print, out-of-home and emerging media.
Emilie has worked on several of Fahlgren Mortine’s accounts including Balloon Time, Panama City Beach CVB, WVU Healthcare, West Virginia Lottery, NAPA AUTO PARTS, Liebert Corporation, United Way of Central Ohio and United Bank.
Emilie came to Fahlgren Mortine directly from Ohio University’s E.W Scripps School of Journalism and has been with Fahlgren for more than seven years. 
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