Luann Boggs announced on December 1, 2023, that she will not be returning to her role as Vice President of Business Development for bloomfield knoble Advertising (bk).
“In my long career, the 15+ years with bk has been by far my favorite place to work,” said Luann. “It was a very hard decision to walk away from the people I get to work with at bk and my clients/friends. The people of bk are the most talented people with great character and heart for doing a great job for our clients. I will miss them on a day-to-day basis but know I will keep in touch as they’ve become part of my family.”
During her tenure, Luann was responsible for clients such as Vizient, Borden Dairy, NTT DATA Americas, Inc., and several other top brands for bk. She worked tirelessly to provide stellar service to bk clients and internal leadership for the agency.
Luann’s career was recognized by the American Advertising Federation in 2019 with a Women in Advertising Shining Star Award.
“Luann is going to be missed for an abundance of reasons,” said Eric Hirschhorn, Partner at bk. “She has been pivotal to the agency’s successes over the last 15 years, and not just through new business development. Her warmth, humor, and professionalism are why our client service and office culture are so special. We will always strive to meet her standards as we move forward.”
Luann’s time on the Board for the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County is a special achievement for everyone at bk. Through her efforts, bk donated the creative for the annual fundraising event held at The Star in Frisco for 6 years, as well as other support.
Luann is retiring to spend time with her family and enjoy her two homes, one in Michigan and the other in Arizona. In her previous career, she served as the Vice President at Today’s Staffing and worked at Frito-Lay for many years.
“Luann is not someone you can replace in any way,” said Chris Weatherley, Partner at bk. “It was amazing to watch her become the best in the business, and she is a special friend to almost everyone she meets. With good reason.”
