welcome | jean
I cannot express how excited I am to announce that MStetson Design is growing! As my absence from the blog might suggest, work has been going well, keeping me busy. I feel so privileged to be able to grow my team to better serve clients and invest in this blog. It goes without saying that transitioning from a one-man show to a team is an adjustment, but it has already brought new inspiration and bigger ideas for MStetson.
Without further ado, I’d like to introduce Jean Lee—our new Account Executive! Jean is an incredible mother of two, a loving wife, a faithful friend, and one organized lady. She has thrived in big agencies, small studios, and in-house marketing departments. If ever there was a person built to work alongside me, it was Jean. Her attention-to-detail and organization are just what a growing creative team needs, and her kind and thoughtful heart make her an absolute joy to work with.
You’ll hear more from Jean in the near future on the blog and MStetson Facebook page, but for now, please welcome, Jean!
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