Atomic Design & Consulting, a leading digital marketing agency based out of Dallas, TX, is thrilled to announce that Jay Howard, one of our esteemed team members, has been named a recipient of the prestigious “32 Under 32” award, recognizing the best and brightest talents in the Dallas advertising industry.

The “32 Under 32” award is an annual accolade bestowed upon 32 exceptional professionals under the age of 32 who have exhibited remarkable contributions and innovation in the advertising and marketing sector. Jay Howard’s dedication, creativity, and commitment to excellence have not only enriched our team but have also had a profound impact on our clients as a whole.

Jay is the second team member in Atomic’s history to win this prestigious award and we’re honored to have the selection committee continue to recognize our talented team! Jay, who serves as an Front-end Developer and Account Manager at Atomic, has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the digital marketing landscape, crafting inventive and effective strategies for our clients. His ability to connect with audiences and produce outstanding results has set a high standard within the company and the broader advertising community.

Atomic Design is proud to have Jay as a valuable team member, and this accolade serves as a testament to his dedication to the craft and the success of our digital marketing initiatives. We look forward to seeing his career continue to flourish as he furthers his contributions to the industry.

In response to this honor, Jay expressed his gratitude, stating, “I am truly honored to receive the ’32 Under 32′ award. It’s a testament to the incredible team I work with at Atomic and the support of our wonderful clients. I am excited to continue pushing the boundaries of digital marketing and contributing to our industry’s growth.”

We’re delighted to share in Jay’s achievement and looks forward to his ongoing contributions to our clients and the field. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Jay on this well-deserved recognition.