It’s been a fantastic journey so far. My diverse education and business background has provided unique perspectives for my career as a New Communications Marketing Specialist. I’ve pulled together the best from concepts in theater and marketing to bring this unique service to you. Before venturing out as a marketing consultant, I successfully launched enterprise software and medical device startups, improved communications processes for the regulatory department of a major financial exchange, increased client business and product development for several international exchange program companies and founded an international educational non-profit organization.
My master’s degree in Integrated Marketing Communications from Golden Gate University gave me a broad understanding of traditional marketing best-practices, but my BA in theater gave me the skills to understand how people communicate with one another and how to accurately convey what you intend to any audience.
With so much information readily available, and the entire world ready and wanting to share their experiences and take advice from others, the timing is right for an advanced type of marketing—marketing that participates in conversations with all audiences. Even though I have years of professional marketing experience behind me, I don’t think of myself as a marketer—I’m a Conversationalist.
Through this blog, I want to engage other marketing, communications, public relations, sales, and business professionals in a conversation about what to say, when to say it, who to converse with, where to talk and how to listen within a company’s market conversation.
