Jacqueline Hayes
Founder + Chief Marketing Strategist
Ever since arriving in Nashville in 1995, Jacqueline has wanted an office atop the “Batman” building. But the breathtaking view of downtown Nashville from the Crayons & Marketers office in North Nashville gives this Birmingham native a sense of pride and a birdseye view of opportunities on the horizon.
After a successful career in Sales & Marketing, Customer Relationship Management, and Sales Training, Jacqueline used her knack for developing and nurturing client relationships to start Crayons & Marketers bringing years of corporate marketing experience to main street.
leadBut, Jacqueline’s work to develop strong ties extends beyond business. She works just as hard to build underserved communities throughout Nashville through her work with several nonprofits and advocacy for women in business.
Her leadership has earned her numerous mentions and awards including being named a 2014 ATHENA Young Professional Nominee and receiving the 2013 PENCIL Foundation Volunteer of the Year Award and the 2014 Community Excellence Award presented by the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners, of which she is Past President. She is also the Content Director for the National Association of Women MBAs, Nashville Chapter.
Cindy R. Hall
Community Manager
Cindy Hall joined Crayons & Marketers in November of 2017 but is no stranger to the advertising and marketing world. For more than 20 years, Cindy has worked in a multitude of advertising and marketing capacities from print advertising to digital marketing and loves the challenge of the ever-changing marketing landscape.
In 2011, Cindy took her marketing knowledge out into the freelance world where she had the opportunity to work with clients in various industries including information technology, commercial real estate and health and wellness. She believes that the experience transitioning between a diverse mix of businesses has given her a strong infrastructure to assist Crayons & Marketers clients.
Originally from the Bluegrass State and an alumna of Western Kentucky University (T-O-P-S TOPS TOPS TOPS), Cindy became a Nashvillian in 1994. And except for a stint with The Buffalo News in Buffalo, NY she has maintained her southern roots.