Veteran marketing executive Angela Hall has joined the Fort Worth Chamber as vice president for marketing, events, and communications.
In her new role, Hall is responsible for overseeing and executing all the organization’s internal and external communications and marketing strategies. She’s also responsible for the strategic direction of the chamber’s signature events and for developing a cohesive brand strategy.
The chamber, which has 1,300 member-businesses, said Hall has a long history of promoting Fort Worth values in the city’s unique, relationship-centric business environment.
She has more than 20 years’ experience producing campaigns and events of all sizes, styles, and goals. Most recently, she was marketing manager for the Fort Worth client activity of Slalom, a global business and technology consulting firm.
Hall has held marketing positions in a variety of other fields as well, including nonprofit, civic, advertising, healthcare, and commercial real estate.
She received her business degree in marketing from the University of Texas at Arlington and her Master of Science in Entrepreneurship from the SMU Cox School of Business.
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