GRAPHICS PRO announces new account executive

GRAPHICS PRO welcomes Kaitlyn Everts as its newest account executive. In the role, Everts will cover print magazine and digital media sales for clients in the Western U.S.

“I’m excited to welcome Kaitlyn to the GRAPHICS PRO team! She comes to us with a strong background in insurance sales, where she developed a proven ability to build relationships, listen to client needs, and deliver results,” said Stacy Marshall director of sales at Cahaba Media Group, parent company of GRAPHICS PRO. “Having lived on the West Coast (her new territory), she brings local insight and a fresh perspective to the team.”

Everts previously worked at American Income Life, first as a sales manager and later as an executive administrative assistant. Everts graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a degree in business management.

“Joining GP has been a really exciting opportunity, helping businesses tell their stories and reach new audiences,” Everts said. “I spent the past nine years in the insurance industry, which gave me a strong foundation in service and relationship building, and now I’m eager to step into a more creative space. As a Midwesterner who’s also called the West Coast home, I value new experiences and look forward to connecting with this community. So far, my experience has been wonderful! The team has been incredibly supportive and welcoming as I grow my knowledge in this industry. With my degree in business, I love seeing businesses succeed and grow, and am excited to be part of that journey with GP.”

Everts has already made an incredibly positive impression on the GRAPHICS PRO team and industry advertisers, laying the foundation for long-term client relationships.

“What stands out most about Kaitlyn is her enthusiasm and can-do attitude. She’s eager to dive in, learn the industry, and partner with clients to help them grow their businesses. I’m confident that her energy and professionalism will make her a great resource for our advertisers, and that clients will enjoy working with her,” said Marshall.