Moxxy Marketing adds Eileen Ariza as controller

Based in Miami and part of Moxxy’s East Coast team, Eileen Ariza brings over 20 years of accounting, financial and organizational leadership to the position.

Eileen Ariza
Eileen Ariza
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Moxxy Marketing has added Eileen Ariza as the firm’s controller.

“Smooth running accounting, IT and HR are essential business functions that allow our account service and creative teams to focus on clients and producing the exceptional results we’re known for,” Karen Nardozza, Moxxy Marketing president and CEO, said in a news release. “As a prior business owner herself, Eileen’s experience and instincts are supporting us in further increasing our high level of service to our clients. Her skills, vision and tenacity are helping us get set up for the next phase of expansion, and she is freeing me up to focus on what I’m best at — marketing strategy, engaging in our industry, and leading the agency.”

Based in Miami and part of Moxxy’s East Coast team, Ariza brings over 20 years of accounting, financial and organizational leadership to the position, according to the release. Fluent in English and Spanish, Ariza complements Moxxy’s bilingual team and applies her entrepreneurial spirit to the agency’s creative culture and concierge-style service mindset, the release said.

Ariza earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from Florida International University.

Moxxy is a marketing agency specializing in food, beverage and agrifood technology.

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