Senior Executives Counsel
In order to succeed, as I have, in advising and counseling senior executives, here’s what’s essential: One must have a core understanding of how and why people interact as they do if one wishes to advise senior executives in strategic communications and marketing, regardless of what technology is used.
Think about this carefully: What can anyone who did not survive in business before the Internet or social media really offer as professional counsel to you?
My gravitas derives directly from my many years of professional experience writing and providing strategic communication leadership and counsel to business executives including executive speechwriting. Plus, I also have years of professional university-level teaching of business writing, news writing, and writing for public presentations such as speeches, PowerPoint decks and similar presentations. I am both traditional and contemporary in communications and marketing leadership based on a breadth and depth of professional experience as a writer, editor, and producer of print, broadcast and online content.
Not only have I advised and counseled senior executives within Washington, DC’s nonprofit secor, I have done the same in the government sector as well. I had full-bird colonels in the US military and Senior Executive Service people at the Pentagon who read, reviewed, and ultimately approved my editorial work. Over the course of my career, I also have survived in major markets in business before the Internet in writing and communication counseling of civilian people, business people and even a celebrity or two. In short, I have been tested under the most demanding circumstances and I have prospered.
