Laura Davis
President
Fact-Finding Questionnaire:
Favorite childhood game: Marbles - I was practically professional from 3rd to 6th grade.
Hometown: Turner, ME
Theme song: Superwoman, Alicia Keyes
Offbeat hobbies: Macrobiotics Cooking
Surprising talent: I love designing theater make-up for shows. This came in very handy on a Gorton's Seafood television shoot...most of the crew got seasick and I had to fill in for make up as we were rocking and rolling.
Nastiest injury: All my injuries are nasty. If it is not bleeding or broken, it's not an injury.
Have you ever Googled yourself? Yes and better yet, I follow a British Laura Davis on Twitter. I think of her as my alter ego.
Most passionate cause: Maine Cancer Foundation
Proudest moment: Raising my kids and teaching them to be caring members of the human race.
If you could invite any celebrity, living or dead, over for beers who would it be? First of all, I hate beer. So, it would have to be Bono for Margaritas. Or the Dalai Lama for tea.
What gets you belly laughing? When animals act like little humans. Or when little humans act like animals. It's a toss-up.
Dream travel destination: Any place that has "Isle" in its name. Even if there was a place called Amityville Isle, I'd probably check it out.
Biggest lesson learned: To live in the moment
public relations • marketing planning and strategy
event marketing • advertising • account management
Laura likes to think of herself as a Dairy Queen. In the past thirteen years, Laura has developed integrated marketing plans, strategic public relations, advertising campaigns, scholarship programs, mobile & event marketing tours, advertising, in-store point of sale programs and retailer incentives for clients such as Garelick Farms, Lehigh Valley Dairy Farms, Tuscan Dairy, H.P. Hood, Cabot Creamery and seven other national dairies. And yes, she has milked her share of cows.
Laura is proud to serve as the agency lead on several national accounts, including Gorton's Seafoods, Dean Foods and McDonald's. She was the lead strategist at Rinck for Governor Baldacci’s Blaine House Conference on Maine’s Creative Economy.
Over the years, Laura’s work has been recognized with numerous IDFA awards, Broderson Awards from the Advertising Club of Maine, and Golden Arrow Awards from the Maine Public Relations Council. Laura is a member of the Maine Public Relations Council, the Advertising Club of Maine and the Public Relations Consultants Group. She serves on several local and national Boards of Directors including the Maine Cancer Foundation, Camp To Belong, Lewiston Education Fund and the Little Field Home for Orphans in Malawi, Africa.
Laura lives with her husband, Peter, and their two remaining kids (out of five!) in their 250-year old farm house in Buckfield, Maine...close to good skiing and the world famous Oddfellow Theater.
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