Pamela Deller
Publisher
With a background in advertising and a love for magazines, Pam joined the Style team in 2001 and has been publisher since 2008. She is passionate about the purpose of Lehigh Valley Style: connecting people, creating a community, helping businesses become successful and telling the stories of the region. Pam considers herself fortunate to lead the most talented editorial, sales and design staff in the Lehigh Valley. A lifelong resident of Coopersburg, Pam is the mother of three daughters. She loves exploring local restaurants, working out at Pure Barre and relaxing with friends over a cosmo—not necessarily in that order!
Angela Vennemann
Managing Editor
After thirteen years in book publishing, Angela is thrilled to return to her print journalism roots as the managing editor of Lehigh Valley Style. She has been a Bethlehem Township resident since 2009 and still loves discovering everything the Valley has to offer, especially when it comes to food and drink. When she’s not working or traveling, Angela loves to relax at home with her husband and their two teenagers; their family menagerie, consisting of an Airedale terrier, a standard poodle, and a rescue kitty; and whatever project she is currently knitting.
Erika Berardinucci
Marketing Advisor
Born a Lehigh Valley native, Erika Berardinucci comes from the world of client relations. With over 15 years of marketing and advertising experience, Erika enjoys working with clients on all levels, from corporate to small businesses. Erika has a love and an eye for the wedding industry, as she owned her own bridal franchise, Bella Bridesmaids. As a past Lehigh Valley Style advertiser, Erika was always captivated and astonished by the reputation that the magazine has in the community. As a mother of two children, you can find Erika spending most of her free time with her family and friends. She enjoys weightlifting at SoldierFit Easton, interior decorating and is a lover of boba tea and sushi!
Denise Lichty
Marketing Advisor
Denise joined the Lehigh Valley Style team in 2003, and, since that time, she has found a job that she loves, people that she truly cares about and a publication that makes her proud to be a part of!
Transitioning from working full time to her current part-time position, she still finds her job challenging, exciting and busy—but now has more time to devote to her husband, family, writing her book and traveling.
Arielle Solliday
Marketing Advisor
Born and raised in Bethlehem, Arielle loves what the Lehigh Valley has to offer. She brings many years of experience in marketing and is excited about getting to know all of the business owners in the area. Arielle enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and her puppy Graham. She is also a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan. You can catch her on Sundays watching football and enjoying a nice glass of wine on the patio with friends.
Pam Taylor
Marketing Advisor
Pam joined the LVS team in August 2016 after two decades of a diverse marketing career spent mainly in radio. She considers developing strong relationships to be the foundation of everything she does, both professionally and personally. Not only does she enjoy her team at the magazine, she loves going out and engaging with local business owners to help them develop marketing campaigns that will grow their brands. Pam feels the Lehigh Valley is fortunate to have such a high-quality publication that focuses its content on local businesses and social events. Some of her favorite things include long walks with her family (and her Border Terriers), riding horses, traveling and, of course, a well-made Cosmo!
Thomas Körp
Graphic Designer
Born and raised in the suburban wildernesses of western New Jersey, Tom is a near-lifelong resident of the Lehigh Valley, his brief years in the outside world having been charmingly spent to the south of the Mason-Dixon, whereat he earned a bachelor’s degree in English & Creative Writing from Loyola University in Maryland (Go Greyhounds!). An inveterate man of lines and letters, Tom is as surprised as anyone that he has been able to parlay his sesquipedalian love of well-turned phrases and illustrative whimsy into a respectable career as a graphic designer.