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“I am politely ruthless about taking care of every detail for my clients. After all, it's their money.”
shelli l. guay | media director & finance manager
goddess of all that is numerical | Shelli is a results-oriented professional with more than 23 years of experience in the local, regional, and national market. As our media planning and placement expert, Shelli takes the mystery out of media for her clients, navigating the alphabet soup of media with ease by developing, implementing, and managing media strategies and solutions to optimize clients’ goals and objectives. She stays on top of the newest research and industry trends, assessing media and communication market opportunities, and recommends effective strategies to our clients. She has the ability to get the most for the client’s budget, matching media and audience with precision. Shelli takes a personal approach to media planning and buying—she loves the communication with ‘her’ media reps and prides herself on the solid, long-standing industry contacts and relationships she has built throughout the years. Her philosophy is: When negotiating—honesty delivers trust and respect, which is paramount. Shelli’s media experience ranges from business-to-business, to retail, to direct response and franchise.
Shelli wears another hat at PostScript—that of overseeing our financial operations. She is responsible for managing accounting, reporting, budgeting, and overall financial matters.
Prior to joining PostScript, Shelli was the Finance and Media Services Manager at Hayes Group; and was previously Controller and Media Director at Burch and Company, Inc.
Shelli holds an Associate in Science degree in accounting from Champlain College and a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from St. Michael’s College, with a focus in marketing. Outside of the office, Shelli can be found with, and chasing, her son and twin daughters, all in different directions, of course. Having premature twins fueled Shelli’s already active volunteerism gene; she works with the March of Dimes Vermont Chapter, the NICU Family Support Program at FAHC and Vermont Children’s Hospital at FAHC. “Imagine…making a difference.”
