So there aren’t many jobs on this list, but please know I’m posting this from 1-95 northbound to New York. My internet is surprisingly strong, I’m on a borrowed Virgin Mobile MiFi mobile hotspot.

I wanted to send you these jobs-I know it’s not much-but I’m not sure when I’ll get the chance to blog again, and I’ve had blogger’s guilt for the past week. I did not post one time.

But in other news, I spoke about blogging last week and helped my client successfully orchestrate a TV spot. So I wasn’t just lazing around the house. I was busy doing my PR thizzle.

Here are your jobs: hope one of these sparks your fancy. And if you have a success story like Keshia’s let me know!

Amanda

p.s. Happy Anniversary to Margie Newman and the DC Flacks! Congratulations on an awesome year of meet-ups!

Atria Senior Living Group Strategic Brand Manager (Louisville, KY)

American University Associate Director of Communications (Washington, DC)

American Museum of Natural History New Media Specialist (New York, NY)

Amanda’s Pick —–>  Northrop Grumman Social Media Manager (Arlington, VA)

Ogilvy PR Account Supervisor Hispanic Outreach (Washington, DC)

Widmeyer Communications Senior Account Executive (Washington, DC)

Nowadays, what do you need to become a good journalist? Some may rush and say “a journalism degree.” But what do you say? We all know that students are trying to figure out what to study, what’s necessary to make a living, what it really takes to cut the mustard. So, I  asked a working journalist what he thinks especially during these tough times.  See what this New York Times business reporter says:

Surprised?

Kristina Libby, a social media consultant I profiled last week said that she would have waited to get an MBA rather than rush to grad school. What do you think?

Like Mr. Nixon stated, whatever you end up studying should enrich what you end up doing, in Libby’s case, an MBA would give her the business sense to understand her business client’s problems and run her consultancy (whereas a degree in public relations would only help her understand PR and social media principles, best practices, ethics and tactics which are still important). In Nixon’s case, a more nuanced foundation of statistics would probably have aided his business reporting for the New York Times more than a journalism degree would have.

My take: When looking to get a degree, in the beginning follow your passions and after undergrad assess what you need after working a few years. School won’t necessarily teach you to do. Only doing can teach you to do. School can refine your knowledge, expand your networks and enhance your ability to do something in a niche way. But more on that later.

Good morning and happy Monday to you all. I’m back from San Diego from the National Association of Black Journalists 35th Annual Convention where I met tons of journalists, a few other great PR pros, and got to present on a fun panel called “Turning Your Passion into a PR Career.”

There were so many good takeaways, but I’ll leave you with these three. One:If you’re looking for a job in journalism, diversify your skills with business reporting. Two: Business stories are always en vogue. If you’re a journalist, large public relations agencies are always looking for former reporters to bring into the ranks. Three: If you’re looking to turn your passion into a PR career, if you can dream it up, you can do the PR for it. So remember to focus on your true passions and dream BIG.

Here are my job picks for the week:

Burson-Marsteller Managing Director-Government Relations, Direct Impact (Washington, DC)

Capitol One Senior Communications Manager (McLean, VA)

Dell Global ODG Social Media Manager (United Kingdom)

Formula PR Account Executive (San Diego, CA)

Formula PR PR Assistant (New York, NY)

Google Communications Associate (Mountain View, CA)

Google Creative Director-Copywriter (New York City)

Amanda’s Pick —–>Google Events Manager (San Francisco, CA)

Harper Collins Publishers Publicity Director (San Francisco, CA)

HUGE Social Media Strategist (Brooklyn, NY)

Kembrel Fashion Marketing and Social Media Associate (Philadelphia, PA)

LewisPR Account Manager (Washington, DC)

National Trust for Historic Preservation Presidential Speechwriter (Washington, DC)

National Trust for Historic Preservation Communications Associate (Washington, DC)

Scripps Health Senior Director of Public Relations (La Jolla, CA)

Southern Living Magazine Associate Travel Editor (Birmingham, AL)

Sterling Children’s Books /Sterling Publishing Publicist (New York City)

United States Chamber of Commerce Media Relations Manager (Washingt0n, DC)

World Gold Council PR Manager (Mumbai,India)

World Vision Media Relations Director (New York City)

It’s Monday. And it just so happens to be my birthday. So happy birthday to me! Cake for everyone.

Seriously, I just want to let you know how happy  I am that you’re a part of this community. You are the greatest birthday gift of all. Really.

AT&T Director of External Affairs (Washington, DC)

Bank of the West Corporate Communications Social Media Officer (San Francisco)

City of Philadelphia Communications and Outreach Coordinator (Philadelphia, PA)

Department of Agriculture Writer (Washington, DC)

Devex Communications Director (Washington, DC)

Formula PR Senior Account Executive (San Diego, CA)

Holland & Knight, LLP Freelance Copywriter (Florida)

Market City Inc SEO/Social Media Account Executive (St. Louis)

The Marketing Store Senior Multicultural Copywriter (Greater Chicago Area)

Microsoft Director of Strategic Marketing Communications (Redmond, Washington)

Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative Communications and Government Relations Specialist (Baker City, Oregon)

Republic Director of Communications (Miami, FL)

Amanda’s Pick———->Spectrum Communications Digital Associate (Washington, DC)

Southern Poverty Law Center Communications Assistant (Montgomery, AL)

United Nations Foundation Director of Online Communications-Public Affairs (Washington, DC)

United Way Worldwide Director of Strategic Communications (Alexandria, VA)

The Walt Disney Company Manager of Executive Communications (Lake Buena Visa, FL)

The Washington Post Publicist / PR Specialist (Washington, DC)

Wells Fargo Communications Consultant (Des Moines, Iowa)

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Happy Monday PR pros! I had a good time compiling these public relations, communications and social media jobs for you over the weekend and thought I’d do something new by offering my job pick. Check out Women Thrive Worldwide near the bottom of the list. If there is a better job out there that combines women, community, communications, social media I haven’t seen it in a long while. This position really caught my attention so if you’re in the Washington, DC area or willing to relocate, check it out.

I’m gearing up for a busy week in DC before heading out to San Diego next week for the National Association of Black Journalists 35th Annual Convention to speak on the panel How to Turn Your Passion into a PR Career, which I’m so excited about. If you’re in San Diego, or know where I can get some good coffee out there, please send me a tweet.

Here are your jobs. Good luck…

Ace Hardware Public Relations Manager (Chicago)

Adfero Group Public Relations Intern-Paid (Washington, DC)

American Express Director of Social Media Development (New York, NY)

Edelman Account Executive (Seattle, WA) Related: How to Get Hired at Edelman

Environmental Defense Fund Energy Media Manager (Washington, DC)

GEICO Public Relations Coordinator (Chevy Chase, MD)

Flashpoint PR Senior Account Executive (San Francisco, CA)

Kaiser Permanente Senior Communications Consultant (Oakland, CA)

Kimpton Boutique Hotels PR Coordinator (Washington, DC)

Nintendo North America Manager of Corporate Communications (Redwood City, CA)

Nossaman LLP Senior Communications Manager (Los Angeles, CA)

PAN Communications Digital PR Pro (Boston)

Pinnacle Entertainment Public Relations Manager (St. Louis, MO)

Raytheon Media Relations Manager (Falls Church, VA)

Time Warner Assistant Director for Public Relations and Publicity (New York, NY)

Time Warner Social Media Editor for Entertainment Weekly (New York, NY)

Washington Hospital Center Senior Director of Grants and Communications (Washington, DC)

Amanda’s Pick—–>Women Thrive Worldwide Senior Manager of Communications and Outreach (Washington, DC)

Zero to Three: National Center for Infant and Toddlers Writer and Program Analyst (Washington, DC)

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I recently had lunch with author, speaker and veteran PR Pro Deirdre Breakenridge. Deirdre is the President of hybrid communications firm Mango!, co-founder of weekly Twitter chat #prstudchat, and author of numerous books on public relations and social media including Putting the Public Back into Public Relations with Brian Solis. I asked Deirdre what advice she would give her daughter Meghan if she were graduating this year from college with a degree in public relations and communications.

I found Deirdre’s advice to be sage and applicable not only to students. I’d share this advice  not only a new graduate, but a person leaving a 9-5 to start hang out their own shingle, or someone who may be switching over from another industry to start their career in PR.

So many people want things quick and easy; but the truth is-even if our economic climate were great-if you want to build a strong and lasting reputation, you have to be willing to work hard and be flexible as she mentions. It’s a totally different business environment now.

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If you’ve been looking for a job in public relations, communications, journalism or social media for over six months, you may be getting discouraged as many Americans who are searching for work have gotten after a long stretch of unemployment. But I encourage you to keep your search on and in the meantime continue to stay active in your professional organizations, with volunteer work, and networking events. Also don’t forget to reach out to local public relations firms like Mopwater PR that may be in need of an extra hand or intern to help out on rotating projects. These projects can be great resume-builders, and ways to get a great reference.

If you’re moping, brew yourself a cup of strong coffee and read this inspiring post about how persistence paid off for Kendall Wayland, a University of Central Florida grad who landed a job at Vantage Communications even in this dismal economy.

Then take a look at these jobs and send your cover letter and resume out.

5W Public Relations Account Executive Consumer Alcohol, Hotel, Sports (New York)

American Dental Association Manager of Communications (Scottsdale, Arizona)

Anaheim Orange County Visitors Bureau Communications Coordinator (Anaheim, CA)

Bloomingdale’s Public Relations Manager (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)

Boston University Reporter/Blogger (Boston)

City of Sugar Land Publications Manager (Sugar Land, TX)

Demos Public Relations Manager (New York City)

Edelman Digital Account Supervisor (Washington, DC)

France to Washington News Reporter (Washington, DC)

Freedom House Media Relations Manager (Washington, DC)

Home Front Communications Senior Digital Media Manager (Washington, DC)

Kohls Department Stores Public Relations Manager-Philanthropy (Menomonee Falls, WI)

L’oreal Public Relations Coordinator (New York City)

Mopwater PR Head Blogger/Design Intern + PR/Social Media Intern (Washington, DC)

MS&L Senior Account Executive-Corporate (NYC)

Spitfire Strategies Account Executive (Washington, DC) -no phone calls

WETA Associate Producer Washington Week with Gwen Ifill (Washington, DC)

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As I scour the net for new job leads for those of you who are looking, it becomes more and more obvious, that social media jobs are becoming more readily available each week. So if you want a social media job, public relations jobs are there, so be encouraged. Keep looking. Keep that resume ready. Keep your LinkedIn profile up to date.

An interesting thing I learned this week that I thought I’d share: some HR managers look more at your LinkedIn profile than your resume because you can’t lie on a LinkedIn profile since its public and you’re probably connected to your boss. Also they’re using LinkedIn profiles to do searches for keywords to find candidates. So get your profile optimized for search and get it to 100% completion by getting recommendations from your superiors, clients and mentors. Good luck!

American Express Director of Social Media Development (New York, NY)

American Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works Communications Manager (Washington, DC)

Baltimore Gas & Electric Director of Social Media & Web Engagement (Baltimore, MD)

Golin Harris VP of Digital Media (Arlington, VA)

Lewis PR Account Executive (San Diego, CA)

Obsidian Public Relations Account Manager (Memphis, TN)

Paine PR Client Service Manager Diversity Team (Los Angeles)

Philadelphia  OHCD Public Relations Specialist (Philadelphia)

Rosetta Stone Social Media Lead (Arlington, VA)

Sodexo Director of Public Relations (Gaithursburg, MD)

TMG Social Media Specialist (Washington, DC)

The Nature Conservancy Associate Director of Strategic Communications (Arlington, VA)

The Wade Group Mid-Level Public Affairs Professional (Washington, DC)

Volvo Trucks Manager of Media Relations (Greensboro, NC)

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Adidas Golf Social Media Catalyst (Anaheim, CA)

Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Deputy Director Communications (Berkley, California)

Central Basin Municipal Water District Public Information Officer (Commerce, California)

Corporation for Public Broadcasting Director of Media Relations (Washington, DC)

DBC PR + New Media Senior Account Executive (Washington, DC)

Discovery Communications Publicity Manager (Silver Spring, MD)

Food Network VP of Public Relations (Chelsea, New York)

Gap, Inc. Director of Public Affairs (San Francisco)

Migration Policy Institute Deputy Director of Communications (Washington, DC)

MTV Networks Manager of Digital Communications (New York)

National Wildlife Federation News and Events Coordinator (Washington, DC)

Pepsi Manager Social Media Platforms (Purchase, NY)

Pfizer Director of International Public Affairs (Madison, NJ)

Samsung Electronics Director Corporate Communications (Ridgefield Park, NJ)

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ACLU of SoCal Communications Director (Los Angeles)

APCO Senior Associate Financial Services (Washington, DC)

Burston Marsteller Senior Associate Technology Practice (Boston)

Burson Marsteller Director Public Affairs (Washington, DC)

Burson Marsteller Manager Public Affairs (Houston)

Center for American Progress Online Communications Associate (Washington,DC)

Edelman Creative Media Supervisor (Chicago)

Edelman Senior Account Executive Reputation Management (Chicago)

Edelman PR Account Executive (Washington, DC)

Facebook Manager of Corporate Communications (Palo Alto, CA)

Humane Society of the United States Senior Writer (Gaithersburg, MD)

LIVESTRONG (Lance Armstrong Foundation) Director of New Media (Austin, TX)

Paine PR Group Director (New York, NY)

Porter Novelli Account Executive (Washington, DC)

Porter Novelli Digital Strategist (Washington, DC)

Smithsonian Public Affairs Assistant (Washington,DC)

The Nature Conservancy Senior Media Relations Manager (Washington, DC)

Cablevision, Director of Media Relations (NYC Area)

Responsible for the development and implementation of media, and public relations activities in support of Cablevision’s consumer phone, cable and high-speed Internet services and related company programs and initiatives. Candidates with journalism and/or political campaign experience preferred, successful candidates will also have experience initiating effective PR campaigns on social media and Web 2.0 platforms.

The Director will create media relations campaigns, communicate with a diverse array of media including consumer, trade, online and wire service, and facilitate interaction between senior executives and external audiences. Must have 5+ years relevant experience developing highly effective PR initiatives in a fast-paced corporate or agency environment and be a self-starter with excellent written, verbal and platform skills, inherent curiosity and meticulous attention to detail.

To apply, send resumes to execrecruit (at) cablevision (dot) com

Domus VP Public Relations Account Director, Los Angeles

A full-service marketing communications agency located in Philadelphia has an immediate opening for a results-oriented VP Public Relations Account Director to work in Los Angeles.  The ideal candidate will demonstrate the ability to think strategically, pitch creatively, and utilize the full range of traditional, new-media, and social media Public Relations tactics to garner national, local, trade and broadcast placements for a high-profile client in the home furnishings category.

This position involves managing day-to-day activities for the client as well as hands-on research, conceiving, writing and polishing Public Relations correspondence, managing existing media contacts, and proactively seeking new opportunities for placements to ensure total client satisfaction.  Must possess strong business sense and financial aptitude.

Candidate should possess 7+ years experience.  Candidate MUST possess strong national media AND home furnishings background.  Culinary experience a plus.  Please forward resume and salary requirements to:  humanresources (at) domusinc (dot) com.  No phone calls please.

Online Community Organizer for Netcentric Campaigns in Washington, D.C.

The Online Community Organizer will develop strategies and projects to build a strong online community across a national network of organizations working to prevent childhood obesity.  The Online Community Organizer is responsible for facilitating the development of emerging online projects supporting the community and providing instructional technology support through online coaching and training.

The ideal candidate is experienced in internet strategy, online organizing, and online political or advocacy campaigns. She or he will excel at developing organizing strategies and empowering community leaders, be capable of translating user needs into functional specifications for online applications, and be responsible for meeting project goals and deadlines.

The Online Community Organizer will be organized and will thrive in the fast-paced tempo of an online campaign.  He or she will successfully balance the management of internal staff, clients, and vendors and will be enthusiastic, diplomatic, determined and quick witted.  The Online Community Organizer will also adapt well to a small but growing team and will bring along a blend of curiosity and professional courtesy.

Please send your resume, a cover letter, one writing sample (such as a blog post, e-newsletter, or short proposal) and at least 3 professional references toocoresumes (at) greenmediatoolshed (dot) 0rg.  Green Media Toolshed is an equal opportunity employer.

The Pew Center on the States Senior Associate Communications in Washington, DC

[Courtesy of FlackRabbit.com] A division of the Pew Charitable Trusts, is looking for a Senior Associate, Communications to be an active member of a campaign team working with the media at the local, state and federal levels. This position requires a minimum of 4 years experience in media relations and campaign communications, preferably with public policy or nonprofit advocacy organizations. Must have excellent writing skills and the ability to thrive in a creative, fast-paced and highly professional work place that emphasizes excellence, collegiality and teamwork.

Interested candidates should apply online and also email your resume directly to jlaudano (at) pewtrusts (dot) org.

Boy Scouts of America Senior Manager, Public Relations (Irving, TX)

Computer Science Corporation (CSC) Media Public Relations Professional (Arlington, VA)

DirectBuy Lead Generator, Public Relations (Hoffman Estates, IL)

Discovery Communications Social Media Manager (Silver Spring, MD)

Economic Development Administration Public Affairs Specialist (Washington, DC)

Edelman Account Executive- Health care (Washington, DC)

Edelman Account Executive-Technology (Portland, OR)

Edelman Account Executive- XBOX (Seattle, WA)

Edelman Vice President-Health (Seattle, WA)

GoDaddy Reseller PR Specialist (Scottsdale, AZ)

Hyatt Hotels Public Relations Coordinator (New York, NY)

Marriott Director of Public Relations (Los Angeles, CA)

MetLife GA Communication Lead (New York, NY)

Porter Novelli Account Executive (Washington, DC)

Red Engine Media Social Media Manager (Washington, DC)

Rosetta Stone Social Media Manager (Arlington, VA)

Teach for America Communications Director (NYC, Washington, DC or Boston)

Temple University Assistant Director of Public Relations (Philadelphia, PA)

Urban Outfitters Anthropologie, Public Relations Manager (Philadelphia, PA)

Volvo Trucks Manager, Media Relations (Greensboro, NC)

Accenture Health and Public Service Media Relations Manager ( DC, New York, Chicago, Austin)

American Express Public Affairs Manager (New York, NY)

American Red Cross Manager of Celebrity Contacts (Washington, DC)

Asia Foundation Senior Communications Manager (San Francisco, CA)

Center for the Study of Social Policy Communications Director (Washington, DC)

Congressman Rob Wittman Communications Director (Washington, DC) FAX resume and cover to Mary Springer at (202) 225-4382

Consumer Electronic Association Senior Director of Communications (Washington, DC)

Get Well Network Marketing Communications Manager Base Salary: 60-70k (Bethesda, MD)

Humane Society of United States Online Producer Salary 40-45 (Gaithersburg, MD) Email res and cover to hrjobs@ humanesociety (dot) org

Intelligent Transportation Society eCommunications Manager (Washington, DC)

International Association of Firefighters Press Secretary Salary mid-60s (Washington, DC)

Library of Congress Writer or Editor Salary Range: 74,872 – 97,333 USD /year (Washington, DC)

McDermott Will & Emery Communications Coordinator (Washington, DC)

Siemens Corporation Director of Corporate Affairs & Strategic Communication (Washington, DC)

United Way Director of Communications-International Network (Alexandria, VA)

Yamaha Artist Relations PR Coordinator (Nashville, TN)

From Andrew Wadium, the Director of PR for Black Enterprise Magazine:

If you know anyone who is looking for a summer media industry internship in Manhattan, we are accepting cover letters with resumes for Marketing, Publicity and Public Relations. Candidates should have a 3.0 or higher. The address to apply is internships @ blackenterprise (dot) com

Know anyone? Is that someone you? Get that internship!

About Black Enterprise (from the publication’s web site)

Black Enterprise,your ultimate guide to financial empowerment, is the premier business, investing, and wealth-building resource for African Americans. Since 1970, BE has provided essential business information and advice to professionals, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, and decision makers. Each month, Black Enterprise magazine provides 4.3. million readers with information on entrepreneurship, careers, and financial management. A multimedia company, BE also produces radio and television programming, business and lifestyle events, Web content, and digital media. Black Enterprise is the definitive source of information for and about African American business markets and leaders, and the authority on black business news and trends.

Dear Mopwater:

How have you been lately?

I have been doing quite a bit of thinking about my future and I felt that you would be a good person to seek advice from.

Honestly, I don’t want to go back to school for my Master’s but I feel like I should because [taking it back to grade school days] everybody else is doing it. I am fighting with this notion that higher degree equals higher positon; yet, I’m also fighting with the financial basics that higher degree equals more debt and will take longer to get out of.

I have learned a lot more in my work experience than school itself. I took a surprising turn from being a film major to taking my media skills and incorporating them into Marketing. My degree has definitely helped with the evolving interest in new media. I like what I do and I want to grow in it. Possibly transferring to a PR firm or large ad agency in the future. Who knows.

I just want to know can I achieve a managerial position with just a BA. I know that I may have competition with an individual obtaining a Masters degree, but if I gain enough work experience and provide an impressive portfolio — can I make it?

Sincerely,

Contemplating Graduate Degree

Dear Contemplating:

Thank you so much for reaching out.

More education DOES equal more debt. It just does. Don’t just do what your friends are doing if you honestly don’t feel it’s necessary. I’m a firm believer in on-the-job training; and there’s so much changing in our industry that on-the-job training probably makes more sense right now anyway. A lot of people probably wouldn’t like to hear me say that. But wouldn’t you rather work and get paid 40k to learn in one year than pay 40k to a school to learn the same things from a theoretical perspective?

HOWEVER, given the precarious state of our current job market, it may be difficult to even get your foot in the door to get the full-time job that offers you a salary while you learn on the job. So what do you do in this scenario? In this case, if you can get your education financed affordably and you’re not going to go into an insane amount of debt to pay off your degree, then consider it. But remember, a graduate degree is not a guarantee of a job or better job prospects. And the absence of a graduate degree on your resume won’t necessarily keep you from getting the job that you want. It all depends on you. So if you want to go to school to advance your public relations skills, you should go. But don’t just go because

a. everyone else is doing it

b. you’ve reached a career dead-end and don’t know what else to do, or

c. you think it will guarantee you a job.

Because there are no guarantees.

At the end of the day you should be prepared to walk away happy with the skills and knowledge you gained from your year or two in grad school, whether that nets you a new position or not. If you can’t say you would be okay with that, I wouldn’t commit to a graduate program.

I think that by asking questions, you are on the right track. You just may need to get your career on the right track. I’m not sure where you are working, but if you are trying to get into a management position at an agency, you need to be working at an agency. If you want to do non-profit PR, get at a non-profit. If you want to go association, get at an association. If you want to own your own firm, start freelancing. If you want to rise to the top at an agency, you need an account executive position. You may even need to to start with an internship position which I’m sure that you can get. If you are hungry enough, anything is possible.

Adidas Group Director/Global Brand Communication (Canton, MA)

Adobe Systems PR Manager (San Jose, CA)

Amazon Senior Public Relations Manager (Seattle, WA)

Anheuser-Busch Manager of Public Relations (Langhorne, PA)

Bose Public Relations Specialist (Framingham, MA)

Bryn Mawr Director of Development Communications (Bryn Mawr, PA)

Carnegie Mellon University Communications and Media Director (Pittsburgh, PA)

Citizens Financial Group Senior Public Relations Manager (Providence, RI)

Delta Airlines Corporate Communications Writer (Atlanta, GA)

Edelman Account Supervisor- Technology (New York, NY)

Edelman Vice President- Technology (New York, NY)

Ford Agency Public Relations Manager (Washington, DC)

GE Manager of Public Relations and Marketing (New York, NY)

Google Communication Manager (Mountain View, CA)

International Association of Business Communicators Communication Consultant (San Francisco, CA)

Kaiser Permanente Senior Communication Consultant (Oakland, CA)

Land’s End Public Relations Manager (Dodgeville, WI)

LG Electronics Communication Standards Manager (Chicago, IL)

MGM Mirage Public Relations Coordinator (Las Vegas, NV)

Microsoft Public Relations Manager (Redmond, WA)

National Basketball Association (NBA) Communications Coordinator (Los Angeles, CA)

National Basketball Association (NBA) VP of Publicity (New York, NY)

Ogilvy PR Worldwide Vice President- Healthcare (New York, NY)

Quicken Loans Senior Public Relations Manager (Livonia, MI)

USAA Social Media Chief Blogger/Senior Community Manager (San Antonio, TX)

Waggener Edstrom Worldwide PR Account Executive

Yellowbook USA Senior Communication Engineer (King of Prussia, PA)