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Jen Ramey
Executive with proven history of transforming through digital & data innovation, and the most customer obsessed marketer
Jen Ramey is a Digital Transformationalist with a wealth of experience in data and audience strategies, growth marketing, retention, and loyalty initiatives. With a background in marketing analytics and MarTech leadership, Jen has a proven track record of leading large teams and managing significant budgets in excess of $80 million.
Passionate about customer experience, Jen is known for her expertise in driving business and marketing transformations through data-driven approaches. She advocates for incremental measurement and focuses on building strong marketing foundations that foster innovation. Jen excels in forming dynamic and high-performing teams that deliver exceptional marketing outcomes.
With over 20 years of experience in various industries including media, entertainment, retail, and finance, Jen has honed her skills as a top-performing strategist and performance marketer. She is adept at leveraging data, analytics, consumer insights, segmentation, and technology to drive innovation and results across multiple digital platforms like email, apps, web, and social media.
Jen's expertise extends to acquisition, retention, and lifecycle programs, with notable experience at companies like ESPN, Bridgestone, and Valvoline. She has also excelled in digital product management, personalization, analytics, reporting, and attribution at renowned companies such as Disney Parks and ESPN.
In addition to her professional accomplishments, Jen holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a focus on Public Relations from Creighton University. Her career journey includes key roles such as Executive Sr. Director at ESPN, Senior Manager at EverBank, and positions at Harland Clarke and TD Ameritrade.
As a vibrant leader with high initiative and positive energy, Jen Ramey is a recognized authority in marketing innovation and data-driven strategies, making her a valuable asset in any organization.