Historic Columbia announces new Director of Marketing and Communications
July 14, 2016
COLUMBIA, SC – Historic Columbia is pleased to announce Anna Kate Twitty as their new director of marketing and communications. In this role, Twitty will lead Historic Columbia’s marketing department and will serve as the organization’s spokesperson.
“With exciting capital projects, exhibit openings and preservation initiatives on the horizon, Historic Columbia is excited to have someone with Anna Kate’s expertise and enthusiasm to be out front for the organization,” said Robin Waites, Historic Columbia’s executive director.
Twitty comes to Historic Columbia from Cyberwoven, a full service digital and web development agency. As an account manager at Cyberwoven, Twitty managed a portfolio of clients in varying industries – ranging from banking and education, to retail investment and global lifestyle brands.
Prior to joining Cyberwoven, Twitty was the public relations manager for the South Carolina State Museum, where she served as the museum’s spokesperson and led their public and media relations efforts. In addition, Twitty has served as the regional communications officer for the American Red Cross and as a consultant with Knowledge Capital Group, a boutique consulting firm in downtown Charleston.
Twitty holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from the College of Charleston and a Bachelor of Art degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from the University of South Carolina (USC). Twitty is a member of USC’s College of Information and Communications Alumni Committee and the Columbia Museum of Art’s Marketing Committee.
About Historic Columbia:
In November 1961, a small group of individuals intent on saving the Ainsley Hall House from demolition officially incorporated as the Historic Columbia Foundation. Over the next five decades the organization, which was founded on the premise of preservation and education, would take on the stewardship of seven historic properties in Richland County. Today, the organization serves as a model for local preservation efforts and interpretation of local history. Visit historiccolumbia.org or find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or YouTube for more details.
