Kara Bullock
Senior Vice President and Account Director
As Senior Vice President and Account Director, Kara provides strategic direction for all of Tribe's accounts. She's also a people person. When she's not building client relationships, developing new business or helping clients create strategies and programs that will engage their workforces, Kara also takes a leading role in developing our own talent.
Kara joined Tribe from a|i|m Marketing Solutions, where she served as Group Director and lead strategic planning for accounts like SunTrust Banks, Stanley Tools and Mighty Auto. She has a thorough background in sports marketing and as Group Director co-managed a sponsorship and event management budget of over $10 million. Previously, she served as a Senior Account Executive with The GEM Group where she managed accounts for brands like Domino's Pizza, Coca-Cola, Hardee's and Six Flags.
Kara graduated from West Virginia University with a BS in Sport Management and a minor in Communications. In her spare time, Kara enjoys spending time with her family, enjoying the outdoors and traveling. She's also actively involved in a number of professional organizations, including Women in Sports and Entertainment, the Atlanta Sports Council and the West Virginia Alumni Association, to name a few.
Lindsay Podrid
Vice President and Creative Director
As creative director, Lindsay drives the day-to-day creative work at Tribe. Her high taste level and problem solving abilities are a huge part of Tribe being able to deliver such high-caliber work to clients. She offers seemingly contradictory expertise, from being both an aficionado of old typestyles and an up-to-the-minute resource on electronic media and technology. She has both an artistic temperament and a keen business mind. She paints her toenails pink and drives a 1976 Toyota FJ40.
Before joining Tribe in 2007, Lindsay was the creative director at InovaOne, managing a studio of designers. She also has worked in the magazine industry at both Graphis and Paste magazines.Â
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