Chattanooga Times Free Press

Legacy names Henning to head e-commerce

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Legacybox, the world’s largest mail-in solution for digitizing home movies and photos, has hired Kirsten Henning as the company’s first director of e-commerce.

Henning is a seasoned digital marketer who joins Legacybox from Peter Millar, a high-end men’s fashion company, where she was an online marketing channel manager.

“Kirsten is a strategica­lly important hire as we continue sustained high growth,” said Legacybox co-founders Nick Macco and Adam Boeselager. “She is an experience­d project manager and team leader who will help broaden our reach and further our standing as the nation’s leading direct-to-consumer digitizati­on company.”

During her time at Peter Millar, Henning influenced sustained growth in online revenue year-overyear through thoughtful digital marketing strategies across social, search, affiliate and display programs. She was also influentia­l in introducin­g new digital marketing channels to Peter Millar, which led to the company’s growing brand recognitio­n. Prior to Peter Millar, she worked at ROI Revolution Inc. working in strategic social media advertisin­g. She studied Communicat­ion with a concentrat­ion in media at North Carolina State University.

Henning will help digitally tell the brand story of Legacybox to consumers. The company was born in a garage as a labor-of-love by Macco and Boeselager. Today it has expanded into a three-acre, 52,000 square foot campus with 230 employees.

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