Synner Alumni Spotlight: Rachel Bulla (XM Radio)
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Now that all you lovely people have gotten to know all of us here at The Syndicate a little bit better, we decided it was high time to reach out to some of your predecessors to find out what they’ve been up to! We’re proud to announce a new feature on our blog, which will showcase previous Synners and what they’re up to now. See what you can learn by joining the team and where it could possibly take you. Hell, you might even learn something!
This installment comes from Rachel Bulla, a former Austin / San Antonio Synner. She’s now at XM Satellite Radio, where she’s currently battling hordes of rodents…literally. Enjoy!

NAME: Rachel Bulla
AGE: 27
OCCUPATION / COMPANY: Sr. Marketing Services Specialist / XM Satellite Radio
FORMER SYNNER MARKET AREA(S): Austin, TX / San Antonio, TX
YEAR(S) YOU WERE A SYNNER: Hmm…you guys were always calling me for random projects. Let’s just say two years (on and off) and call it even?
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Where do you work and what are you doing now?
I work at the XM Satellite Radio headquarters in Washington, DC. I project manage the execution of many of the high level advertising accounts for XM. I work with clients and ad agencies to get their campaigns up and running on the air and online. I also help brainstorm - and then implement - special promotions we carry out with our advertising partners and our programming team.
BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) — Electronic light boards featuring an adult-cartoon character triggered bomb scares around Boston on Wednesday, spurring authorities to close two bridges and a stretch of the Charles River before determining the devices were harmless.Turner Broadcasting Co., the parent company of CNN, said the devices contained harmless magnetic lights aimed at promoting the Adult Swim network’s late-night cartoon “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.” Law enforcement sources said the devices displayed one of the Mooninites, outer-space delinquents who appear frequently on the show, greeting visitors with a raised middle finger.
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