MEET OUR TEAM

SAM HOOD | Director of Marketing

Sam discovered his passion for marketing early on when he launched his first business out of his college dorm room while competing as a NCAA athlete. In 2020, he dedicated his skills to helping local businesses navigate the challenges of COVID-19, an experience that shaped his people-focused approach and deepened his commitment to meaningful, results-driven marketing. 

Throughout his marketing experience, he has worked with a diverse range of businesses across New England, assisting them in strengthening their digital presence and accelerating growth. His expertise spans market research, strategy & brand development, social media, paid advertising, CRM development, and SEO. Under his leadership, he has guided both startups and established companies in building stronger brands, reaching wider audiences, and creating lasting impact within their industries and communities. 

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JAKE LAVELLE | Production & Creative Director

Jake Lavelle is a filmmaker and creative director specializing in high-end, conversion-driven content. As Production and Creative Director of VERVON, he leads all production, from concept and directing to post-production and delivery, creating brand films, social campaigns, and commercials built to scale businesses.

With global experience across travel, real estate, hospitality, tech, and lifestyle brands, Jake blends cinematic visuals with strategy to help clients stand out in competitive markets. His work is known for clean storytelling, luxury aesthetics, and results that move the needle.

As a proud member of the Professional Photographers of America, Jake upholds the highest standards of his craft. His dedication to creativity, precision, and client success makes him a driving force behind Vervon’s production excellence.

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