Ramage oversees the areas of marketing, branding and licensing for Brown Jordan and Brown Jordan Services brands.Ramage joins Brown Jordan with more than 10 years of experience in marketing, brand development and licensing, most recently as vice president of marketing and brand development for Churchill Downs Inc., where she led an initiative to bring the 137-year-old brand to a new, younger generation.
Before joining Churchill Downs, Ramage spent four years at the Pacific Design Center as the director of marketing, where she produced the internationally recognized WestWeek market for design professionals, which included more than 80 events held over the course of three days. Prior to that, Ramage was the director of showrooms and accessories for Brown Jordan International, leading sales and marketing efforts for Brown Jordan's U.S. showrooms.
''Brown Jordan continues to invest in the development of inspiring products that will grow our leadership position with consumers and increase our distribution channels,'' said Brown Jordan President Chris Carmicle. ''Casey will bring unique expertise to Brown Jordan and additional bench strengths to prosper in these future opportunities.'' ''We are thrilled to have Casey join Brown Jordan in this important position," said Chief Brand Officer Steve Elton. "Her success at Churchill Downs combined with her prior tenure as director of marketing for the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles gives her a breadth of experience that will be a key asset to Brown Jordan as we expand the reach of the brand.''
''I am proud to be returning to Brown Jordan in this new capacity,'' said Ramage. ''Brown Jordan is simply the best-in-class in outdoor leisure furniture and I look forward to engaging with the next generation of loyal Brown Jordan customers.''Ramage is a graduate of University of Kentucky's Gatton College of Business and Economics and the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School Executive Education Program. She resides in Louisville, Ky., with her husband and Labrador retriever.
