Anna Kate Carter

At BREAD, we know that great ideas are just the beginning. The real challenge is turning vision into reality and ensuring that strategy, execution, and coordination move in sync. That’s where Anna Kate Carter steps in, bringing clarity and momentum to every project.

As Brand Project Manager, Anna Kate is the steady hand guiding each project from the first brainstorm to final launch. She works closely with our Brand Account Director to keep every detail organized, every timeline on track, and every collaborator connected so each campaign moves forward with purpose and clarity.

Anna Kate’s path into brand and advertising began while studying Communication with an emphasis in Public Relations at Mississippi State University. What first drew her to the field was the collaborative nature of the work. In simplest terms, it was the chance to gather people around a shared goal and actually make something happen together.

Before joining BREAD, she developed expertise across the brand, advertising, and television industries, coordinating broadcast and digital campaigns, managing media buying logistics, analyzing data, and presenting results to clients. Over time, her responsibilities expanded to include campaign planning, team coordination, and ensuring advertising efforts stayed aligned with strategic goals.

A Tupelo, Mississippi native, she now calls Hattiesburg home. When she’s away from the office, you’ll likely find her spending time with family, staying active, or heading back north to the farm where she grew up. The latter, she says, is apparently surprising to most. “I don’t think I give off farm girl vibes!” she laughs, though she admits her “yee-haw voice” sometimes gives her away.

At BREAD, Anna Kate brings a thoughtful, systems minded approach that keeps projects moving and teams connected. She has an eye for the details that matter and a knack for building the kind of structure where creativity isn’t just allowed but expected. It’s the environment where everyone feels supported and every idea has room to grow.