ABOUT
Abigail Feldner is a proficient storyteller who's a bold adventuress and comfortable communicating through press releases, graphics, emojis, memes, and GIFs.
Feldner was a digital media and communications star at Marquette University, and her already-apparent skills prompted the Milwaukee Brewers to draft her as the New Media Intern. Feldner was in her early twenties when she broke into the big leagues in April 2019, with the Brewers. She proceeded to have a spectacular rookie season, helping lead the Brewers to first place in Instagram engagement rate and top 10 follower growth in Major League Baseball. Moreover, her stellar rookie performance led to her promotion to a MLB In-Game Coordinator for the Brewers.
After two seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, Feldner hit free agency in early 2021. She did a brief stint with the Tampa Bay Rays as a Social Media Specialist before signing a contract with CBS Sports. In September 2021, Feldner made her CBS Sports debut as a Social Media Producer.
With CBS Sports, Feldner is a utility player developing and implementing breakthrough social creative, while driving audience engagement and interest with her graphic design, witty caption writing, and spreading of timely news articles.
If you’re interested in teaming up, don’t hesitate to reach out!
What People Are Saying.
“I've had the pleasure of knowing Abbey in several different capacities over the last few years--first, as a student in my emerging media class at Marquette University, then as both my new media intern and in-game coordinator with the Milwaukee Brewers and MLB and now, as a friend and trusted colleague. She's an excellent balance of creativity and organization. She's bright, quick-witted and responsible; she takes initiative and is always one step ahead. Abbey is someone who is on top of her game and she'll keep you on the tops of your toes!”
—Caitlin Moyer, Former Director of New Media — Milwaukee Brewers
“Abbey Feldner is one of the most talented and driven people I have had the pleasure of working with. She holds herself to an incredibly high standard while pushing herself to continually hone her current skills and learn new ones. She is both a problem-solver and self-starter, and the social media product of the Milwaukee Brewers simply would not have been as good without her over the last couple of years. I am genuinely excited to see what she accomplishes in her career, and I would not hesitate to hire her again if I had the opportunity.”
— Aaron Oberley, Social Media Specialist — Tampa Bay Rays
