Alexa Butler
Media Supervisor & Broadcast Specialist br> aka The Cat Wrangler
Chris set out to be a copywriter, but fell in love with the art and science of media planning during an internship at a small Dallas agency. With a Bachelor of Arts in journalism/advertising from the University of North Texas, she’s spent more than 25 years serving a broad range of clients – from startups to Fortune 500 companies – including brands in entertainment such as Dave & Buster’s and Six Flags; nonprofits like the American Heart Association; and many others in food/packaged goods, telecommunications, travel and finance.
Melissa helps keep things running in the accounting department with a number-crunching mind and a heart of gold. Originally starting at Balcom in 2016 as office manager, Melissa has a gift for making people feel cared for. She holds a bachelor’s degree in social welfare from the University of Kansas, and has a background working with foster children and children with special needs. Melissa and her husband, Matthew, live in Aledo with their two daughters and their dog, Aspen. She loves jazzercise and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Christine began her career at Balcom as an intern in college, and we kept dragging her back until we could bring her on full time in 2016. Her organizational skills and level-headedness earned her a position as a program supervisor – keeping schedules efficient and projects moving forward for clients including Kubota Tractor Corporation. With a Bachelor of Science in advertising and public relations from Abilene Christian University, Christine previously served as an account manager at Elmore Public Relations in Houston.
Alexa is a self-proclaimed morning person and spreadsheet fanatic who naturally found her calling in media planning. She earned experience on both the vendor and brand sides of the media world at KEYE-TV in Austin and at Braum’s Inc., then rounded out her expertise working agency side at Insight Creative Group (ICG) in Oklahoma. In 2015, she served as a traditional media expert panelist for the Oklahoma City chapter of the American Advertising Federation. She then returned home to Texas to join the B Team.