Casey Curtis

Casey Curtis

GM & Executive Vice President, Digital Strategy

W/ since June 2013
Pronouns: She/her

Casey Curtis is the GM & Executive Vice President of Digital Strategy at Wheelhouse, where she leads teams of digital strategists, paid search analysts, and paid social analysts in implementing winning strategies for our clients. Casey was the sixth employee at Wheelhouse and has seen the team grow from a tiny office to more than 35 employees in what feels like the blink of an eye. She recently celebrated her 8^th Anniversary with Wheelhouse and is looking forward to many years to come.

Professional Path

Before Wheelhouse, Casey discovered her love of digital marketing as Director of Ecommerce for Baby United, where she ran the B2C channel for two separate brands. In this role, Casey developed a deep understanding of integrated marketing while managing ecommerce merchandising and promotion, social media, advertising, influencer marketing, marketing automation, and technical integrations.

Personal Passions

Casey spends her spare time hanging out with her loving husband, chilling on the sofa watching Netflix with her cats, and traveling when she can. She bought her first house in early 2020 and has spent the time since teaching herself how to renovate, build custom cabinetry, and weld. Fun fact: she published a graphic novel with her husband in 2016 and spent most weekends that year bouncing around the country promoting it.

Wheelhouse Values

“For me, joy is the value we work the hardest on. It’s easy for a group of intrinsically motivated individuals to over-deliver, to treat our clients with kindness and empathy, and produce fantastic results—because we care for the people we work with. But joy is trickier. With joy there’s a level of investment that, with highly motivated people, is much more difficult. It’s a prioritization of happiness and of laughter, an investment in time together that doesn’t drive the bottom line. It’s also one of the most important things that we can do on a daily basis.”