SoVan Media, LLC, a remote marketing and media company founded by Sarah A. VanVactor, is proud to announce the addition of Hannah Gordon as the company’s first official employee. Hannah joins the team as Social Media Manager, bringing a creative edge to the company’s continued growth and expansion.
Hannah’s role includes developing custom content calendars, crafting engaging posts, and capturing high-quality photography and videography for SoVan Media’s clients. Her skill set makes her a vital part of the team, supporting businesses across Marshall County and now helping SoVan Media broaden its reach into Fulton County and surrounding areas where marketing support is often limited.
This milestone marks nearly one year since SoVan Media officially launched on September 11, 2024, and the company’s rapid growth has been a reflection of the trust and support from the local business community.
“SoVan Media is more than marketing, it is about community,” said Founder and CEO, Sarah A. VanVactor. “Hannah’s addition to the team allows us to expand our impact, serve more businesses, and continue giving back to the counties we proudly call home.”
SoVan Media is no stranger to recognition in Marshall County, having been named Best of Marshall County two years in a row. With Hannah now on board, the company is ready to cast a wider net, scale to new heights, and continue offering innovative marketing solutions that empower local businesses.
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