Team Spotlight: Anna Kaitlyn Berry
We are excited to share our latest team spotlight, Account Executive Anna Kaitlyn (AK) Berry.
AK covers the Northern Louisana, Mississippi and Arkansas territory and is a great asset to the Advance Travel squad.
AK is originally from Magee, Mississippi. After attending junior college in Wesson, MS and finishing her degree at Ole Miss, AK somehow found her way to Starkville – IYKYK. She came to us straight after college and we’re honored to help foster her career in travel marketing,.
Her favorite thing about working in tourism? “Even though we’re all here to do a job – whatever that might look like – everyone cares for each other, wants to get to know one another, and is so collaborative and supportive.”
As far as favorite places to visit, AK loves going to Montana, or any island in the Carribbean.
Outside of work, she loves to go for runs, take classes at Pure Barre, and read. AK also loves to sew and crochet and is about to start learning how to smock. She would love to add embroidery/monogramming to the list one day.
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