
Jami Mullikin | Wonder

Nearly 30 years ago I took a little raw artistic talent and wide-eyed ambition and dove headfirst into advertising. After hundreds of clients and thousands of projects, sessions, and lessons, I discovered a core set of instincts that ground me everyday: focus, creativity, speed, and wisdom.
I honed my focus over three decades by executing large, enterprise-wide projects, such as leading the digital marketing transformation and global rebrand for ScanSource. I learned discipline by systematically identifying goals and striving relentlessly to achieve them, all while doubling the marketing and sales teams for KeyMark. At 28, I developed speed by rapidly building an agency team to rebrand Ryobi and launch the first-ever power tool combo kit with Home Depot. Through it all, I gained wisdom through countless successes and failures, hitting rock bottom when Lehman Brothers, my largest client, collapsed.
Today, I’m a multi-hyphenate marketer with a drive to make marketing matter. I’m the founder of Wonder, an agency that activates visionary brands with strategy, marketing + media. I’m a natural connector who loves building relationships and fostering opportunities. I’m an EOS purist that’s personally experienced vision + traction = healthy. And most importantly, I’m a pizza-eating, V8-driving, Jesus-following family man with a passion for building brands from the inside out.
















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Nathaly specializes in creating magnetic, powerful, and enticing visuals. She is dedicated to crafting images that capture attention, communicate your unique story, and leave a lasting impression on your target audience.










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Megan Ferguson started Backcourt Marketing, a recent recipient of the State Forty Eight Foundation Grant, to help businesses that were under-utilizing social media platforms. She understands the roadblocks that stop business owners from effectively promoting their business to thousands of people online daily.
Art has always played a major role in Caitlin Penny’s life. Everything she did growing up included some sort of artistic ability or activity. Caitlin Penny has been a graphic designer since 2010, and founded her business, Copper Theory Creative in 2016 at the age of 24. She was excited, and her dream of being her own boss was worth fighting for.
Elizabeth Lowney was working for a fairly high-profile company in San Francisco, putting on a lot of corporate and charity events when a PR company there asked her to join them. She’s always been a writer, so she fell in love with that part of it – finding and telling the compelling stories of our clients.













