MBO America Appoints Andrea Duarte as Its New Marketing Manager

Andrea Duarte

MARLTON, N.J. — June 16, 2017 — MBO America recently welcomed Andrea Duarte as its incoming marketing Manager. andrea succeeds Ryan Manieri, who will leave the company at the end of June and is currently assisting with the transition. She will oversee the day-to-day marketing efforts of MBO America from MBO America’s corporate headquarters in Marlton, N.J.

Duarte is an expert media and marketing professional whose recent experience includes work as a project manager for Steadfast Source, Digital Production and Communications Instructor for the Union County (NY) College Foundation, Marketing Specialist for CQ fluency, project manager for Scholastic, and entertainment manager for National Geographic, among other endeavors.

Duarte received a Graduate Foundations Certificate from Columbia University, a Master’s degree from Grand Canyon University, and a Bachelor’s degree from Rowan University. Her volunteer activities include support for Living Beyond Breast Cancer and the Challenged Athletes Foundation. She lives in Sicklerville, N.J. with her husband Juan Duarte, a video game designer, and two sons.

“We are pleased to welcome Andrea to the MBO America team and are planning to put her impressive experience, as well as her obvious talent and energy, to good use,” said James Martin, MBO Americas President and CEO. “We are fortunate to have found someone of Andrea’s caliber to fulfill this role. She will be an fine addition to our team who will work with us to advance MBO’s industry leading tradition of technical innovation and customer service.”

Commenting on her new position, Duarte said, "I am excited and honored to begin this new challenge. I look forward to working with everyone at MBO America to further MBO’s commitment to provide cutting edge finishing technology to the print industry.”

Source: MBO.

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