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The Marketing team at Girl Scouts of the USA, led by our incredible CMO Michelle Taylor is hiring. If you know our next VP of Customer Journey &…
The Marketing team at Girl Scouts of the USA, led by our incredible CMO Michelle Taylor is hiring. If you know our next VP of Customer Journey &…
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Honors & Awards
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Awards and Recognition for Teams I Have Led
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Communicator Awards, Silver Award of Distinction, “Summer is the Hungriest Time of the Year” (2016)
Public Relations Society of America Silver Anvil Award for “Powered by Breakfast NYC” (2016)
Hermes Creative Awards “Gold Winner” for “Hunger In Our Schools” (2016)
2016 Internet Advertising Competition's award for Best Nonprofit Email Message (2016)
PR Week Nonprofit Campaign of the Year for #SaveSummer (2015)
Virginia PRSA Commonwealth Award of Excellence in Public Service for…Communicator Awards, Silver Award of Distinction, “Summer is the Hungriest Time of the Year” (2016)
Public Relations Society of America Silver Anvil Award for “Powered by Breakfast NYC” (2016)
Hermes Creative Awards “Gold Winner” for “Hunger In Our Schools” (2016)
2016 Internet Advertising Competition's award for Best Nonprofit Email Message (2016)
PR Week Nonprofit Campaign of the Year for #SaveSummer (2015)
Virginia PRSA Commonwealth Award of Excellence in Public Service for #SaveSummer (2015)
Blackbaud Impact Award, Best Multi-Channel Fundraising Campaign for #SaveSummer (2014)
PR Daily's Best Advocacy and Awareness Campaign for "Go Orange" (2014)
Social Media Leadership Award, Knowledge@Wharton (2013)
Eight Telly Awards, including two Silver and six Bronze (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016)
One of 15 leaders nationwide selected to participate in Seth Godin’s nonprofit seminar (2012) -
Featured Speaker
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• Brand Activation Association Summit 2015, “No Kid Hungry and Shake Shack Partnership Showcase”
• Cause Marketing Forum 2015, “Cause and Content Marketing”
• NextGen Public Media/PBS Co-Op Conference 2014, “Social Media and Fundraising”
360 Public Relation’s PR Week Roundtable 2013, “Cracking the Code on Content Creation”
• Bridge to Integrated Marketing & Fundraising Conference 2013, “Cause Marketing and Social Media”
• Alzheimer's Foundation of America Annual Meeting 2012…• Brand Activation Association Summit 2015, “No Kid Hungry and Shake Shack Partnership Showcase”
• Cause Marketing Forum 2015, “Cause and Content Marketing”
• NextGen Public Media/PBS Co-Op Conference 2014, “Social Media and Fundraising”
360 Public Relation’s PR Week Roundtable 2013, “Cracking the Code on Content Creation”
• Bridge to Integrated Marketing & Fundraising Conference 2013, “Cause Marketing and Social Media”
• Alzheimer's Foundation of America Annual Meeting 2012, “Social Media & You”
BlogHer 2011, “The Power of Cause Marketing”
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Press Forward
If you talk to reporters right now, you will hear many of the same themes: pressure, isolation, uncertainty, and still, a deep commitment to the work. mdrnet.org (the Media Resilience Network) launched ahead of the Knight Media Forum to provide free, confidential mental health and peer support to journalists navigating crisis, burnout, and risk. The premise is simple: journalism depends on people. And people need care. In this conversation, Vita Activa and MDRNet's Luisa Ortiz Pérez talks about why mental health is essential infrastructure for local news: https://lnkd.in/eatvXQsE ✒️ Mark Glaser
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