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Windstar Cruises Taps New VP of Marketing

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - August 19, 2018

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Small-ship cruise line Windstar Cruises has tapped Mary Beth Wressell as the company’s new vice president of marketing and PR, the company announced.

Wressell will oversee brand communications and partnerships for the line, which has a large presence in the Caribbean region.

She comes to the company after having served most recently as vice president of marketing communications for Holland America Line.

Wressell has also held roles at Virtuoso and DDB.

“Mary Beth brings tremendous depth and experience to our leadership team, and we’re thrilled to welcome her to the Windstar family,” said Windstar President John Delaney. “In addition to leading our marketing and public relations efforts, she will also focus on new strategic partnerships to enhance the brand. At Windstar, we are in the business of creating vacations that exceed expectations, so having someone as skilled as Mary Beth as the architect behind even more amazing partnerships and experiences is a plus not only for our leadership and operations teams, but also for our guests.”

— CJ

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