Meet our newest account director, Amy Wiser! She brings with her a vast background of experience and is a welcomed addition to the Borshoff team.
1. Tell us a little bit about your professional background.
Most recently, I spent three years as the director of communications and marketing for a small, local nonprofit – the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP). Before that, I was with Kiwanis International for about a decade as a writer, editor, publications manager and PR manager. I’ve also “done time” in the Indiana State Police public information office (well, working for them anyway) and at a small graphics shop as a digital photographer. I’ve enjoyed it ALL.
Yes, Myra, we still need you and we’ll feed you a very special cake for your milestone birthday, from the Beatles’ perspective. In fact, look who has joined John, George, Paul and Ringo on the album cover. You’re in great company!
My mom recently gave me 
With my son Evan joining me in the office until mid-August, I’m excited to return the favor. He’s the tenth baby to join a parent at Borshoff in the 11 years of the program. Now that I can see it from the “other side,” I realize what a great program this is for parents.
Doughnut Day started in Chicago by the Salvation Army as a tribute to the volunteer women who made and served doughnuts to soldiers during World War I. These generous souls, who continued to serve throughout World War II, were referred to as “doughnut lassies.”
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