BALTIMORE - Marylandian -- Career Communications Group (CCG) Vice President of Recruitment and Learning Eric Price has announced new hires to the Digital Products Development, Editorial, and Sales Support departments.

Stacy Bowles designed CCG products, such as the "Becoming an Engineer" student career brochure, the GLF Newsletter, and many BEYA STEM Conference materials. She has been hired as Digital Products Development Manager and will be part of CCG shared services. Additionally, Stacy will support graphic design, grant writing for the Foundation for Educational Development, Inc (FEDI), the STEM City USA platform, marketing, and other departments as needed.  Stacy joins CCG with over 20 years of experience in graphic design, media communications, project management, and content development. In addition, she brings her expertise in grant writing, business development, branding strategy, and market research to aid CCG in strategic planning, learner engagement, and client training presentations. Stacy earned a bachelor's degree in management with a minor in marketing from Hood College.

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In the Sales department, Katrina Shaw has been hired as a Sales Support Assistant. She joins CCG with over 20 years of experience in customer service, marketing, and sales support in the media industry. She brings her expertise in research, copywriting, and reporting to aid CCG in marketing, tracking, and delivering services. In addition to her professional experience, she has a solid connection to community groups through active volunteerism with her neighborhood association and national organizations like Delta Sigma Theta. Katrina will be part of CCG shared services supporting sales, customer service, and other departments as needed.

In the Editorial department, Ada Romero has been hired as an Editorial Assistant. She will write editorial copy, proofread materials, edit materials submitted for publication, plan the contents of publications according to editorial policy, and oversee publication production, including artwork, layout, computer typesetting, and printing, ensuring adherence to deadlines and budget requirements.

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