The traditional marketing agency experience is broken...Having seen the industry from the inside, Hannah knew there was a need for a different kind of experience. This is it 👇 Hannah Spurrier Mizelle has been creating content since she learned how to pick up a pencil. Her debut mystery novel, The Case of the Missing Paw Print, was released in a single composition notebook in 2000 when she was just eight years old. Since then, she has created more moving stories in many forms that have been recognized on a national scale.Before founding Agency 102, Hannah worked at some of the most innovative marketing agencies in the Baltimore area including Merkle, Orange Element, and Mindgrub. While at Mindgrub, her work was recognized by the W3 Awards and the Communicator Awards for Best Copywriting for Websites, Award of Excellence in the Computer/IT Website category, Award of Distinction in the Commercials category, and Award of Distinction in the Manufacturing and Shopping Website category.What started out as a one-woman show transformed into what Agency 102 is today: a boutique agency offering a marketing experience unlike any other — one with transparent communication, a dedicated team, and a quality of work worth every penny of their investment. Clients are never just numbers; they’re our partners, friends, and collaborators.Agency 102 puts the client’s needs at the forefront. Born in Hannah’s 100-square-foot guest room (in her old townhome, number 102). The birthplace of Agency 102 represents the core of the company itself: that impactful, high-quality work doesn’t require 50-person teams, flashy client logos, or big offices with lots of overhead.To leave a true mark, what you need is a lot of heart, an unwavering commitment to client growth, and a big appetite to foster lasting relationships.Hannah received her bachelor’s degree from James Madison University in 2014 where her work was recognized in the Madison Writing Awards. She received her Masters of Integrated Marketing from Georgetown University in 2016.
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