Narrai Named Chief Operating Officer of Scheibel Halaska

Milwaukee, Wis. – Scheibel Halaska, a strategic marketing communications firm, announced today the promotion of Andy Narrai to Chief Operating Officer.

Narrai will all operational activities, including business development, public relations, client services and creative. Additionally he will be responsible for enhancing practices and procedures; staff development; and integrating new media and emerging marketing initiatives into client programs.

“Andy is an experienced marketing veteran and a proven leader at Scheibel Halaska,” said Mary Scheibel, principal of Scheibel Halaska. “He has helped lead our business initiatives with great success and is well-equipped to step into this role. This change will allow our firm to continue achieving its goal of perfecting the client experience.”

Since joining the firm in 2005, Narrai has held the positions of vice president of client service, director of client services and account manager. He previously held leadership positions elsewhere including advertising director and account services director.

“I am honored to assume this new role,” Narrai said. “I look forward to building upon Scheibel Halaska’s unique blend of business acumen and marketing communications skill as we craft new offers for our clients.”

Narrai holds a Master of Arts degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Marquette University, Milwaukee. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational Communications from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

He is a national officer with the American Advertising Federation, where he serves on its Board of Directors as treasurer.

Scheibel Halaska offers a full spectrum of strategic marketing communications services that help clients break through. The firm provides branding and positioning, Web development, advertising, public relations, internal communications, direct marketing, sales communications and other services. For more information about Scheibel Halaska, go to www.insidesh.com.