Macy Moore

Austin, Texas

My greatest passion is writing about my favorite places and stories. I aspire to become a travel journalist because I adore sharing well-kept secrets of exotic destinations. In my spare time, I love doing yoga, playing the piano, and researching new adventures.

Macy Moore

Austin, Texas

Creative Spaces for the Creative Mind
Austin is full of interesting companies, but what’s a successful business without an interesting space to accompany it? When it comes to creative offices, these companies don’t mess around.
Austin Woman Magazine
Festival Food
Of course, your main focus will be on the panels, screenings, readings and music, but sometimes you need a break and a good meal to complement your festival experience. Austin Woman set out to sort through the many choices available to festivalgoers and townies alike, and make recommendations for gourmet dining within walking distance of each festival.
Austin Woman Magazine
Austin's Best Ambassador
She knows the city like the back of her hand. She’s constantly up to date with the hot spots and top music venues. She has a passion for creating memorable experiences for the guests of the Four Seasons Hotel Austin, and is on a mission to make their visits to Austin better than they ever imagined.
Austin Woman Magazine
Entrepreneur: Korey Howell
Headshots Y’all is changing the focus and the locus of the ATX personal photography scene. Growth: We crave it, strive for it and struggle to achieve it. Photographer Korey Howell is on a constant mission to grow, and she just launched her latest innovative venture. She’s not your average photographer.
Austin Woman Magazine
Twelve More Staycation Options
Let’s face it: It’s time for a vacation. Splurge on a relaxing weekend that will leave you feeling recharged and refined. Daily life in the city can drive a woman mad. Dealing with the steadfast rush-hour traffic each morning and afternoon, and the piles of paperwork residing on your desk can be incredibly stressful.
Austin Woman Magazine
Five Whimsical Wineries in the Austin Area
It’s time to unwind with a full glass of wine. But what’s a good drink without the perfect atmosphere? No matter the occasion you’re celebrating (even if you have to make one up), touring the grounds of a winery and holding a nice glass of chardonnay or sauvignon blanc simply makes a person feel on top of the world.
Austin Woman Magazine
Life is Art
Tucked in the corner of a small strip center on Brothers Boulevard, 1541 Pastries & Coffee is a place where a latte is more than just espresso combined with steamed milk. If there is an art to creating a brief comestible respite from life’s hectic pace, Sam and Anel Olmedo are master artists at the College Station coffee shop they opened in 2011.
Insite Magazine
A Twist on the Average Farmer's Market
Entering the outdoor market known as the Farm Patch emits a fresh combination of crisp produce and plants with complimenting vibrant colors. Customers leisurely shop around the delectable fruits and vegetables, but owner Mark Scarmardo moves swiftly through the displayed crates eager to assist anyone looking for their favorite ingredients.
Insite Magazine
At the Heart of the Arts
Downtown Bryan has become a haven for art and artists of all styles. Even so, there was not a space where artists could create, learn new artistic techniques and skills, frame their work, and just mingle with other artists. Four women came together to change that.
Insite Magazine
Get Fit in the New Year: Yoga
The number one New Year's Resolution in America is to lose weight and get fit. Yoga is rapidly gaining popularity when it comes to a healthy lifestyle, and these three yoga studios in the Bryan-College Station area are working in different ways to improve the health of their clients.
Insite Magazine
250 Homes, 25 Years
The three houses lining the street expose only bones as workers toil and tackle more of the structure at hand. The new homes will soon belong to citizens seeking a helping hand to transform their lives in ways they never thought feasible. This advancement embodies the entire purpose of Habitat for Humanity, an organization dedicated to building homes for low-income families.
Insite Magazine
A Legacy of Gratitude
There are nearly 20 million military veterans and 1.46 million military service members in the United States. As a nation, we celebrate veterans and service members but one aspect of the military is far too often overlooked: the 2 million children of current soldiers and veterans.
Insite Magazine

About

Macy Moore

Content Marketing

Sales & Business Development

Copywriting

Copyediting

Marketing Campaign Management

Photoshop

InDesign

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HTML

CSS

Lead Generation

Demand Generation

Interviewing

Eloqua

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As a sales & marketing professional, I'm committed to building relationships, providing value to organizations, and solving problems that will drive success and productivity. Specifically, my role at Oracle is to help HR bridge the gap between the organization and the employee via Human Capital Management.

My marketing and journalism background along with my sales experience creates a trilogy of tactics that, when combined, cultivates what every business strives for: a positive perception.