Julia Werner has been called to our set, and she’s definitely a star on the rise. This St. Louis native came from humble beginnings, graduating from Truman State University with a degree in Communications and then paying her dues Almost Famous style for Nighttimes.com, interviewing musicians and writing film and CD reviews. Her big break came writing news and feature articles for local publication, the West End Word, where she received critical acclaim. Shortly after becoming a free agent, she signed on with Integrity as a writing intern, assisting the content team writing internet and catalog copy and managing web content.
When she’s not walking the red carpet, Julia enjoys laughing heartily with friends and family, renting from Netflix and drinking way too much Coke. We give her two enthusiastic thumbs up!
We’ve reeled in another great catch and added Ben Fischbein to our think tank. Before making a splash at Integrity, Fisch (as he’s now been christened, or in his case brissed) attended American University in Washington, D.C.—and somehow made it back to Missouri with his morals intact (well, sorta). He’s also tested the waters in HR consulting and owned his own freelance social media company, where he did such a stellar job leading candidates through the murky business of mudslinging that he was actually being considered for the face of the three dollar bill. Speaking of social media, Ben’s a veritable shark on the subject. When not “working” on Facebook or Twitter, he assists the content team with writing, research and user flows in addition to masterminding all social media campaigns and strategies (insert evil laugh here).
When he’s not diving into social media, Fisch enjoys being Integrity’s resident golf pro and rooting for the Alabama Crimson Tide and, of course, the St. Louis Cardinals. To quote a local rap philosopher, he’s from the Lou and he’s proud. We fell for him hook, line and sinker!
We’re puffing out our chest feathers and waking the neighbors to announce and welcome the newest hen, Catherine Betz, to the roost. Catherine spent the past few years as a marketing writer at a large university where she worked her magic writing and editing SEO content, streamlining project-tracking processes and smoothing unruly content into pleasant, flowy prose. In fact, she’s so good at preventing reader headaches, her new nickname around the office is Excedrin. How about that for a week two welcoming? In addition to saving readers money on over-the-counter medications, Catherine spends time shaping the minds of young ones as a part-time English teacher at a local community college. Now that’s something to crow about!
When not at the office fielding questions about her recently acquired hens and their lifestyles, laying habits and personalities, Catherine can be found walking her dog in Tower Grove Park, biking, playing volleyball, cheering the Jayhawks on in hoops and traveling with her husband.
Julia Werner has been called to our set, and she’s definitely a star on the rise. This St. Louis native came from humble beginnings, graduating from Truman State University with a degree in Communications and then paying her dues Almost Famous style for Nighttimes.com, interviewing musicians and writing film and CD reviews. Her big break came writing news and feature articles for local publication, the West End Word, where she received critical acclaim. Shortly after becoming a free agent, she signed on with Integrity as a writing intern, assisting the content team writing internet and catalog copy and managing web content.
We’ve reeled in another great catch and added Ben Fischbein to our think tank. Before making a splash at Integrity, Fisch (as he’s now been christened, or in his case brissed) attended American University in Washington, D.C.—and somehow made it back to Missouri with his morals intact (well, sorta). He’s also tested the waters in HR consulting and owned his own freelance social media company, where he did such a stellar job leading candidates through the murky business of mudslinging that he was actually being considered for the face of the three dollar bill. Speaking of social media, Ben’s a veritable shark on the subject. When not “working” on Facebook or Twitter, he assists the content team with writing, research and user flows in addition to masterminding all social media campaigns and strategies (insert evil laugh here).
