Meet our New Account Coordinator, Tracy Aguiar

Hi everyone! My name is Tracy Aguiar and I’m thrilled to be joining the team here at The Cyphers Agency as an Account Coordinator. I look forward to helping companies and organizations develop and grow their brands and businesses.

I graduated from Old Dominion University with a major in Communications and minor in Criminal Justice (more so for my obsession with Law & Order). When I wasn’t in class, you could find me on the lacrosse field, where I spent four years as a college athlete, practicing, competing, traveling and running (lots of running). Following college, I found myself in the agency world as a Project Manager where I loved the client interaction and that each day brought its own adventures, projects and deadlines.

When I am not working, you can find me spending time with my husband and chasing around my 1-year-old daughter. Being a mom is certainly the greatest job title I have ever had. I love spending time outside, especially at the beach. Nothing makes me happier than hearing my daughter’s laugh, wandering the aisles of Target, and party planning. I cannot wait to see what the future holds here for me at The Cyphers Agency.

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