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The Faces Behind Thunderly: Meet our Brand Management Account Coordinator

Thunderly Welcomes Emma Worley as our Brand Management Account Coordinator

Grace Gorman, Social Media Account Coordinator 

Thunderly’s team is expanding! We are excited to welcome Emma Worley as our new Brand Management Account Coordinator. Emma joins us from The University of West Georgia where she graduated in May.

We asked Emma a few questions to get to know her better, and learn about why she is excited to work at Thunderly:

Why did you choose to get into marketing/PR?

I was drawn to marketing and PR because it allows me to combine creativity with strategic planning. I enjoy setting goals, developing strategies, and finding ways to help brands grow and improve overall.

What excites you most about working at Thunderly?

I’m excited to be part of a team that is welcoming, supportive, and genuinely values people as individuals. Thunderly’s strong client relationships also make it a great place for me to continue growing professionally.

What’s one skill you’re hoping to sharpen while you’re here?

I’m hoping to strengthen my professional skill set by gaining hands-on experience across different areas of marketing.

What’s an activity you have always wanted to try, but haven’t had the chance to?

I’ve always wanted to try skydiving but haven’t had the opportunity yet. It’s something that excites me because it pushes me outside my comfort zone.

What is your ideal way to spend a weekend?

My ideal weekend is action-packed and spent staying active. It usually includes golfing, watching college sports, hunting with my boyfriend, and spending time with friends and family.

What are a few fun facts about you?

  1. I played college softball
  2. I’m a third generation alum of my college
  3. My dog Remi is my best friend and she goes everywhere with me

Work With Us

Interested in learning more about career opportunities at Thunderly? Check out our careers page, or contact us today.

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