Electric Avenue Welcomes Julie Moore as New Marketing Coordinator

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July 1, 2025

Electric Avenue is excited to welcome Julie Moore to the team as it’s new Marketing Coordinator, bringing fresh energy and a strong foundation in digital marketing to it’s growing brand.

Originally from Halifax, N.S., Julie Moore holds a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Marketing and brings hands-on experience in social media management and digital advertising. At Electric Avenue, she will play a central role in executing the company’s marketing strategy, taking ownership of it’s social channels, supporting campaign rollouts, contributing to it’s newsletter, and helping elevate it’s brand across every platform.

Julie Moore joins Electric Avenue fresh off a season playing professional volleyball in Denmark, bringing with her a competitive spirit, focus, and team-first mindset that aligns perfectly with the company’s fast-paced environment. Outside of work, she’s passionate about cooking and never turns down a good workout challenge—often squeezing in a class (or two) before the day begins.

“Marketing coordinators are often the driving force behind the everyday execution that makes a brand come to life,” says Jill Foley, Marketing Director at Electric Avenue. “Julie’s enthusiasm and eagerness to learn are exactly what we look for in a teammate. We’re thrilled to have her on board and can’t wait to see the impact she’ll make.”

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