News Summary
Birmingham is thrilled to announce the return of Cindy Hatcher as the new Director of Branded Content at Bham Now. With over 20 years in food and lifestyle media, Cindy is poised to enhance local storytelling and promote Birmingham’s culinary scene. Her commitment to community connections is clear, as she aims to highlight the city’s vibrant culture while also tackling important issues like the opioid crisis through community initiatives. Cindy’s journey back to Birmingham promises an exciting future for local media and residents alike.
Welcome Home, Cindy Hatcher: Birmingham’s New Director of Branded Content
Birmingham embraces a media powerhouse
Exciting times are ahead for the vibrant city of Birmingham as it welcomes Cindy Hatcher as the new Director of Branded Content at Bham Now! With strong ties to the community and a wealth of experience, Cindy is ready to dive deep into the local scene and showcase the many treasures Birmingham has to offer.
A local returning to her roots
Cindy, who considers Birmingham her hometown, has recently made her way back after spending a few years in the St. Petersburg area. Having 20 years of experience in food and lifestyle media, she is more than equipped to take on her new role. Before joining Bham Now, Cindy worked with renowned organizations such as Southern Progress, Cooking Light, and Dotdash Meredith’s custom content division. Talk about a resume!
Bringing professionalism to branded content
The team at Bham Now is buzzing with enthusiasm for Cindy’s appointment. They see her as someone who brings a wealth of professionalism and operational know-how in the realm of branded content, setting the stage for an exciting new era in their digital storytelling. With the local community in mind, Cindy is ready to roll up her sleeves and get to work.
Celebrating Birmingham’s unique flavors
One of Cindy’s passions is exploring Birmingham’s dynamic culinary scene. She has already mapped out some of her favorite local eateries, with El Barrio topping her list for delicious bites. And she’s not stopping there! As she settles back into her Birmingham life, she’s eager to discover emerging restaurants throughout the city. Cindy is ready to savor what Birmingham has to offer, and she has a keen eye for what makes this city truly special.
Making community connections
Cindy values the sense of community in Birmingham, appreciating the talented individuals who call the city home. From artists to chefs and everyone in between, she is enthusiastic about connecting with those who are dedicated to making Birmingham a better place. Whether it’s featuring local artisans or shining a spotlight on innovators in the community, Cindy aims to highlight the stories that bring the city’s rich tapestry to life.
Welcoming Kit back to Birmingham
As if Cindy’s return wasn’t exciting enough, her loyal dog, Kit, is also along for the ride. Rescued five years ago right here in Birmingham, Kit will be joining Cindy for plenty of adventures in their beloved city. The duo is ready to explore not only Birmingham’s culinary delights but all that this vibrant community has to offer, including their upcoming visits to local hotspots like The Garage.
Stay connected with Bham Now
To keep up with all of Cindy’s adventures and the exciting news in Birmingham, readers are encouraged to follow Bham Now on social media and subscribe to their newsletter. As an added bonus, a giveaway is on the horizon for subscribers, offering a chance to win a $100 dining gift card to a local Birmingham restaurant or bar. So, don’t miss out on those tasty opportunities!
A community-driven initiative against the opioid crisis
In addition to Cindy’s exciting return, a significant community initiative is underway. The Addiction Prevention Coalition (APC) is partnering with DisposeRX to enhance opioid education. They aim to distribute free in-home medication disposal kits to households throughout Jefferson County. As Birmingham faces the challenging opioid crisis, this program attempts to foster safe disposal practices for unused and expired medications, supporting the health of the community.
Almost all households in Jefferson County are expected to receive these thoughtful drug disposal kits in the coming months. The APC has been working hard on addiction prevention in Birmingham for over a decade, making a positive impact on residents’ lives.
The future looks bright!
As Cindy Hatcher steps into her new role at Bham Now, the excitement continues to build. With her deep love for Birmingham, wealth of experience, and strong dedication to community, the combination promises an engaging and vibrant digital storytelling experience that showcases everything our city has to offer. It’s a great time to be a part of Birmingham!
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