ANA•LITK Welcomes New CFO: Demet Anagnos
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COLUMBIA, MD, Feb 7, 2024—Change is a theme for ANA•LITK. In 2023, the company saw a succession to a new CEO and leadership team. The first quarter of 2024 sees that trend of change continuing with a new face at ANA•LITK. In January, the company welcomed a new CFO, Demet Anagnos. In this role, Demet joins the firm’s new leadership team alongside CEO Jennifer Randolph, Art Director Sugako Kawai-Cozart, and Marketing Director Meredith Foster.
Demet brings 30+ years of experience helping businesses operate effectively, efficiently, and profitably to his role as ANA•LITK’s CFO. Throughout his career, he has expertly navigated the organizations he worked for through the turbulence of a rising and diving economic landscape. His extensive background as a CFO, advisor, strategist, and leadership coach has given him diverse expertise in guiding business owners with data-driven insights—helping them transform their organizations into valuable assets.
“I am thrilled to join ANA•LITK at such an exciting time of growth,” said Demet. “I’m particularly drawn to the agency’s focus on data-driven results because that’s exactly how I operate.”
Demet is not just a skilled financier but a dedicated community champion. He is committed to building a better world, one intentional step at a time. To him, a valuable business is not just one that is profitable but one that positively impacts the communities it serves.
“As a CFO, I understand the value of bottom lines. But as a human being, I also understand the impact that businesses, ANA•LITK included, can have on the world beyond profits,” said Demet. “It’s not just about giving back; it’s about investing in a better future for everyone.”
Jennifer, the company’s new CEO, said, “I’m excited to welcome Demet to our team. As a creative, I know that numbers aren’t sexy. But like I tell our clients for their marketing, they matter. Demet has a way of bringing clarity to a business’s numbers that drives change and success, which will be an asset to ANA•LITK.”