Emily Snelling

Corporate Communications, Public Relations, Strategic Marketing

United States

Emily Snelling is a marketing and communications professional with over 13 years of experience in public relations, communications, B2B & B2C marketing, project management, and corporate strategy for large audiences in public, private and nonprofit sectors.

She received her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Kennesaw State University, with a focus in professional writing and communications. Ms. Snelling holds professional certifications in digital marketing analytics and executive leadership certifications from Georgia State University's Executive Education Program and Emory University.

Ms. Snelling currently serves on the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta Junior Board of Directors and has a passion for philanthropy.

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Metro Atlanta CEO
Center for Puppetry Arts Announces Spring Series and Multi-Event Flex Pass

Tuesday, March 16th, 2021 The Center for Puppetry Arts is celebrating spring - safely! To make live, in-person performances on stage more accessible, the Center is offering a brand new, more flexible, cost-effective way to experience puppetry. The new Multi-Event Flex Pass is simple-the more all-inclusive family series tickets you buy, the more you save.

WGN-TV
06/29/2022
CMSPI ANNOUNCES OPENING OF SAN DIEGO OFFICE

Global retail payments advisors' new location meets rising client demand on West Coast ATLANTA, June 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- CMSPI, the leading global advisor in retail payments, announces its expansion to San Diego with the opening of its sixth office.

Prnewswire
Former Amazon Payments Lead Joins CMSPI

PRNewswire/ -- CMSPI, leading global payments advisors, today announced the hiring of Amy Andersen as its head of digital strategy. Formerly with Amazon,...

Corporate Communications

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Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at Georgia Tech
12/17/2019
Serve-Learn-Sustain France Program: Creating Future Leaders in the World's Sustainability Efforts

Serve-Learn-Sustain (SLS) France, a French Immersion Program at Georgia Tech-Lorraine, is based at Tech's European campus in Metz, France. Nicknamed the "Green City," Metz was recognized at the 2019 G7 Summit for its remarkable sustainability efforts, aligned with the sustainable development goals set by the United Nations in 2015.

Georgia Institute of Technology
09/14/2020
News Article: President Cabrera Introduces Commitment to UN Sustainable Development Goals; Modern...

On Sept. 10, President Ángel Cabrera hosted a kickoff event introducing Georgia Tech's committment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to campus. Modern Languages Chair Anna Stenport, chair of the School of Modern Languages and co-director of the Atlanta Global Studies Center, moderated the event's panel discussion, signaling the school and the College's centrality in the initiative.

Georgia Institute of Technology
10/07/2020
Editorial: Global Media & Cultures Graduate Student Designing Programs for Global Innovation

Ci Song first appeared in the School of Modern Languages on a rainy afternoon in February 2019. Shaking off her umbrella, she explained that she had a master’s in Communication from China and was hoping to continue her education in our program, the M.S. in Global Media and Cultures (MS-GMC), a collaboration between the School of Modern Languages and the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.

Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at Georgia Tech
02/05/2020
Atlanta Global Studies Center Co-hosts "The Future of Atlanta's Global Workforce"

The Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC), in collaboration with the Greater Atlanta Coalition for Global Education and Research (GAcGEAR), SAGE and the Mayor's Office of Atlanta, hosted "The Future of Atlanta's Global Workforce" event on February 3rd. The networking event invited industry leaders, higher education representatives and community members for an intimate conversation about educating for global competence and careers.

Georgia Institute of Technology
10/24/2018
News Article: Georgia Tech Leads Innovation of Humanities After Winning GT Fire Grant

The Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Modern Languages, in collaboration with the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC), recently announced the launch of a set of Master of Science programs in language, culture, and media skills, with funding from the GT-FIRE Grant for educational innovation, sponsored by the Offices of the Provost and Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR).

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