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Alexandra Tenney
Building Digital Ecosystems in the CPG Space 🍕🧋🌎 💻 Bridging the gap between Marketing & Sales |Consultant | eCommerce Director | Marketing Leader | Customer Retention Manager | Graphic Designer | Brand Strategist
Alexandra Tenney is the Chief Marketing Officer at Cheers Marketing, based in St. Petersburg, Florida.12 She has over 10 years of experience in leading eCommerce teams and driving revenue.1 Her career history includes:
Professional Experience
- Cheers Marketing: Chief Marketing Officer (Current position)12
- Boisson: eCommerce Consultant (October 2023 - Present)1
- Betty Buzz: Director of eCommerce (August 2022 - October 2023)1
- Skinny Mixes, LLC:
- VP of eCommerce (December 2020 - August 2022)
- Director of eCommerce (May 2020 - December 2020)
- Digital Marketing Specialist (December 2018 - May 2020)1
Education and Certifications
- Bachelor's degree in Business/Commerce, General from St. Petersburg College1
- HubSpot Academy certifications in Social Media, Inbound Marketing, Content Marketing, and Email Marketing1
Alexandra specializes in helping businesses in the CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) space grow their online presence, sales, and social media.1 She is also known for her connection to social media personalities, as she is the sister of Jack (Joogsquad) and Turner (Tfue).3
Highlights
For a few months, I debated whether to speak out or simply remove my experience at Boisson from my profile altogether. However, their recent attempt to "reintroduce" themselves has left me with an unsettling feeling. While I take pride in the work I accomplished during my time there, I also feel a sense of guilt and shame knowing my efforts are associated with such a tasteless outcome.
Seeing the brand's social media and website, and recalling the dedication and love my team and I poured into it, I couldn't bring myself to erase it from my work history. Yet, I cannot stay silent and condone what has happened. During my time this brand was built on relationships with small businesses and talented contractors, and it's nauseating to think of the meetings I attended and projects I worked on with these brand owners and teams, only for them to later face the injustice of unpaid invoices.
In summary, the employees, the brands, and the entire NA community deserves better.
If you're wondering what the heck an eCom person does, this interview I did a few years ago scratches the surface.
