About Pam Anderson

Pamela Anderson is owner of Admix Advertising Agency in Washington and has worked in television, radio and print for over three decades. She spent ten years as the Lifestyles Editor of the Washington Daily News before opening the doors of her home-based advertising agency. Before that she worked in both radio and television in the fields of sales, promotions and as on-air talent.

 

AdMIX Agency is a full service agency helping clients get positive results for their advertising dollars. From radio, television, newspaper, billboards, direct mail to website, logos, SEO and internet and social media marketing, AdMIX Agency does it all including wholesale specialty printing.

 

Pam is devoted to community service on a multitude of levels. She is a Past President of the Washington Noon Rotary, Past Public Image Chair for the District and is Volunteer Coordinator for the Smoke on the Water Festival, which was originally an AdMIX Agency concept.

She also served as Volunteer Chairman for the Washington/Beaufort County Chamber’s 100 Year Celebration, Coordinator for the City’s Maritime History Festival and as coordinator for the City’s 2017 Memorial Day Celebration. She has sat on many Board of Directors such as the Beaufort County United Way, Washington Yacht & Country Club, Carolina Coastal Classrooms, the Humane Society of Beaufort County, Literacy Volunteers of Beaufort County, and the American Red Cross Chapter of Beaufort County. Pam served on the fund raising committee for the Brown Library renovations and was President of the Country Club’s LGA for two terms.

 

AdMIX Agency is an ADDY Award recipient for television commercial excellence. Pam herself has received numerous awards including Business Woman of the Year, the Medal of Distinction for leadership in business and the Ronald Reagan Gold Medal for community service. She is a recipient of the Washington Tourism Partner Award for her leadership and the Washington Noon Rotary’s work on the Smoke on the Water festival. Pam is also a Kentucky Colonel and a Paul Harris Fellow.