Bailey Nurseries’ Ryan McEnaney Recognized for Marketing Leadership

Ryan-McEnaneyThe Advertising Federation of Minnesota (Ad Fed) has named Ryan McEnaney of Bailey Nurseries as one of its 32 Under 32 winners, representing the best up-and-coming marketing minds in the state. Since its inception in 2013, this award has celebrated the next generation of original thinkers that drive forward to redefine the future and those that aren’t afraid to disrupt the status quo.

McEnaney, who represents the fifth generation of ownership at Bailey Nurseries, brings his leadership and energy to help influence and introduce plants to new consumers by serving as the Public Relations and Communications Specialist. With his role constantly evolving, McEnaney currently acts as the leading spokesperson for Bailey’s three consumer brands: Endless Summer Hydrangeas, First Editions Plants, and Easy Elegance Roses.

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McEnaney also secured Endless Summer’s position as the first-ever Official Flower of the Super Bowl and is the driving force behind the brand’s national #LifeinFullBloom media and community engagement tours. He recently expanded Bailey’s horticultural content to include non-traditional publications like The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and Architectural Digest.

“I am truly humbled and grateful to be selected as one of this year’s 32 winners,” McEnaney says. “We work in this industry of beauty, so to be able to help others create a sense of pride in their own gardens constantly inspires and challenges me to find creative ways to engage with our varied audiences.”

“I am thrilled for Ryan to receive this honor because it represents the true embodiment of his constant drive to push the boundaries,” says Alec Charais, Marketing and Communications Manager for Bailey Nurseries. “His passion for plants and joy to connect with people bridges the gap between generations of traditional gardeners to young homeowners who are just getting started with beautifying their surroundings.”

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