New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Shore Fire Media president and founder Marilyn Laverty announces the promotion of Jaclyn D. Carter to
Director of Publicity. Carter, who joined the company in 2013, operates out of Shore Fire's Nashville office. She previously was a Senior Account Executive.
"Jaclyn is an immensely talented and focused media exec who has been instrumental in the growth of our Nashville presence," Laverty says. "We are delighted to recognize her achievements and leadership."
A native of Lafayette, TN, who graduated from the University of Tennessee's College of Communications, Carter has helped guide campaigns for Big Yellow Dog Music, Bud
Light Super Bowl
Music Fest, CeCe Winans, Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis,
Justin Moore and many others. She has been a participant in the GRAMMY Next professional development program and has served on the board of Young Entertainment Professionals (YEP), which helps cultivate professional growth within Nashville's entertainment industry.
"I'm thankful for the mentorship, empowerment and camaraderie that Marilyn and the full team at Shore Fire provide on a daily basis," Carter says. "I look forward to continuing to grow and evolve in Nashville working alongside an incredibly talented and diverse team in both Brooklyn and Los Angeles."
Shore Fire Media is a standard-setting PR and digital promotion firm with offices in Brooklyn, Los Angeles and Nashville. Our strategic, impactful campaigns in entertainment, music, publishing, venues, festivals, non-profits and culture institutions are known for their careful messaging and transformative results. Shore Fire's music roster consistently tops Billboard charts and has received more than 100 GRAMMY awards and 300 GRAMMY nominations. Our campaigns help achieve career and financial milestones for those with whom we work, from record-breaking attendance to artistic recognition via the Pulitzer Prize, Academy Awards, Emmy Awards, Tony Awards, Kennedy Center Honors, the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
