Jenna Underhill: A Case Study

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Jenna Underhill has joined the jump! client services team as an account coordinator. Underhill comes to LEAP with advertising and theatre degrees and a variety of marketing experience. While in college she was a marketing intern at Derby Dinner Playhouse and assisted client services at Blackstone Media and Bandy Carroll Hellige.

Underhill is incorporating her skills into managing small to medium business accounts and is looking forward to growing in her role.

“LEAP has an amazing culture and proven success,” Underhill said. “I am excited to work for the Jump team because I know it will continue to grow and I have the ability to be a part of the growth.”

When Underhill is not working or attending local AAF events, she enjoys cooking, going

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