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| WNG Member News - WNG Members on the Move - Spring-Summer 2010 |
"WNG Members on the Move - Spring-Summer 2010"
Got News? Made a transition? Been promoted? Let us know! The WNG Office is currently accepting submissions for our Spring-Summer 2010 edition of "WNG Members on the Move". Submit your news via email:  .
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Art Stewart MPM, president and chief strategy officer of Stewart Strategies Group, has been writing and speaking on his strategic analytical framework - the 'New Responsibility Paradigm'. 2010 speaking engagements include the annual conference of the World Future Society in Boston, The Maryland CPA Summit in Baltimore, the Ragan-Cisco Social Media Summit in San Jose, and the Next-Gen Expo in Miami, among others. The latest edition of his quarterly E-Letter, "The Strategic Perspective", is now available on line. Early in 2011 Art will begin teaching a graduate course he designed on corporate and social responsibility at Emerson College in Boston.
Helen Mitternight has been named senior account supervisor at Vanguard Communications. She will serve as Vanguard's deputy project director on the Children's Mental Health Initiative for the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. The national initiative fights stigma and promotes mental health for children and youth.
Mollie Katz, Senior Marketing & Communications Associate at JSSA (Jewish Social Service Agency), received a JSSA staff achievement award for outstanding teamwork within her department and across the agency. JSSA is a private, nonprofit, nonsectarian agency serving children, families and seniors in Maryland, DC and Virginia.
Tanesha Boldin was the Keynote Speaker for the Dream and Flourish closing event in May. This is a program sponsored by Procter & Gamble and the United Way of Central Maryland in which they mentor middle school girls during the school year. She will also be a Panelist later this month speaking on leadership at a Baltimore Volunteers Unlimited reception.
Ufuoma Otu reports that her firm Media & Communications Strategies, LLC has won the prestigious Bull Dog Award for 'Best Response to Breaking News'.
Matteo Recanatini has joined the WNG Communications Roundtable steering committee.
WNG Chairman Bill Stokes spoke to Hope Fellows of the National Albanian American Council (NAAC) about "Networking in Washington, D.C."
Anne Darconte has joined the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association as Director of Outreach. Anne looks forward to applying her 20-plus years of federal, state, and local government relations and public affairs experience to this organization and its members. She brings to the job 10 years of experience running grassroots and political involvement programs for BASF Corporation and the American Chemistry Council.
Washington D.C. speechwriter Jeff Porro of Porro Associates LLC has won a 2010 Cicero Award for Best Written Commencement Speech. Porro won for his work on a speech delivered by Anne Lynam Goddard, President & CEO, Christian Children's Fund to Assumption College, her Alma Mater in, June 2009. The Cicero Awards are presented by Vital Speeches of the Day, the nation's leading professional speechwriting publication. See also Jeff's blog Tough Talk for Hard Times.
Tugba Kalafatoglu of Tugba Kalafatoglu and Associates has received the prestigious 2010 Gold Pollie Award for launching VOTE Women in Politics. The Gold Pollie is considered the 'Oscars of Political Advertising' in the field of the political campaign and public affairs industry.
Business Alliance Executive Director Judy Costello reports that the organization's members recently voted to expand its focus to include a broader range of industries, academic research/partnership relationships, and geographic locations, and is rebranding as the Business Alliance for Innovation and Entrepreneurship to emphasize its mission going forward - supporting early stage and growing companies through networking, education, collaboration and research. The organization has calendared dates for its signature programs - including the Business Alliance Grubstake Breakfast, annual Bootcamp for Growing Companies and Entrepreneurs, and Mid-Atlantic Innovation Showcase, and also will begin hosting seminars and peer networking opportunities for entrepreneurs later this year.
Karen Seeh, a Senior Associate at EnDyna - an 8(a) environmental and emergency management consulting company - is happy to see that her EPA client's website finally went live after a year of work.
Guy Timberlake of The American Small Business Coalition announces the following additions to The ASBC Board of Advisors: Bridget Bean, U.S. Small Business Administration; Chuck Corjay, CACI; Mike Osredker, Tercon, Inc; David Simon, Mission Essential Personnel; Dick Stieglitz, Busch Change Solutions; and Kendra Turner, U.S. General Services Administration.
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| WNG Member News - WNG Members on the Move - Winter 2009-2010 |
"WNG Members on the Move - Winter 2009-2010"
The WNG publicizes a "Members on the Move" news section to keep colleagues apprised of changes within our WNG Membership.
Nicholas Kosar has accepted the "Best Legal PR Blog" award with colleague Tracy Davis for their Energy Legal Blog, at the PR News annual awards at the National Press Club. Nick is the Business Development Manager at Bracewell & Giuliani LLP in their Washington, D.C. office.
WNG Board member Kate Heffley was featured in a WashingtonPost.com article titled "Visualize a Career Change Several Steps Ahead" - offering great career development advice!
WNG Chairman Bill Stokes spoke about "Networking and Job Seeking in the Policy World" to the Washington International Trade Association's (WITA) at their February professional development seminar.
The Selling Well has launched a new blog covering the digital marketing sector. According to The Selling Well's Managing Partner, Plato Hieronimus, "Digital marketing is much more similar to traditional marketing than many marketing 'gurus' would have us believe. Just like effective traditional marketing, effective digital marketing depends upon sound strategy and a complimentary integration with all a firm's marketing and business objectives."
Dr. Maria Velez de Berliner, president of Latin Intelligence Corporation, will deliver a full day seminar on Risk Awareness Intelligence at the Intelligence & Security Academy in Reston, Virginia, on April 15, 2010. This is a hands-on seminar in which participants will learn how to identify and manage the unknown political, economic, social, cultural, security, and military risks likely to derail corporate strategies in the USA and abroad.
Art Stewart, president and chief strategy officer of Alexandria-based Stewart Strategies Group LLC, will speak on the "New Responsibility Paradigm: Impacts and Implications for Strategic Competitiveness" at two international conferences this July: The annual gathering of the World Future Society in Boston and Common Ground’s 10th Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Change in Organizations in Montreal.
Advertising copywriter Barb Jump has new contact information, found at her web site barbjump.com.
Mary Gotschall is now working with the Washington, DC-based boutique investment bank Blue Heron Capital, as Strategic Marketing Consultant. Blue Heron Capital connects managed funds and select operating companies around the world. Its greatest value consists in introducing investors to less well-known emerging managers who meet performance expectations. Mary Gotschall also heads The Athena Group, a strategic communications company serving clients in business, government and the non-profit sectors, both in the U.S. and globally.
Jeff Porro, speechwriter and principal at Words that Move Audiences, recently had an article in The Washington Post guest section "On Leadership" titled "SOTU for CEOs: More like Jobs, less like Obama".
WNG Board member Joseph Brinker has returned Washington DC and joined USAID, where he is a Democracy & Governance Advisor. Previously, Joe was Head of the Office of Political Affairs at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) office in Kosovo.
Steve Norton is now Communications Director at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank dedicated to promoting high tech solutions across a broad array of policy areas. Steve served as communications advisor at the international trade law firm of Stewart and Stewart for the last two years. Previously, he had been a speechwriter for US Trade Representatives Rob Portman and Susan Schwab, and worked as a journalist and congressional aide.
John Stovall, founder and CEO of the Legion Group - a rising political risk analysis company - is happy to announce the recent launch of the firm's new Web site.
Equity Corps Founder, Steve Ely reports that Maryland-based A&T Systems has hired Equity Corps' Rick Hundley as COO to execute the company's growth strategy. A&T, a 25 year old Government Telecommunications & IT Services contractor, chose Equity Corps as an alternative to using an executive search firm. "I am really looking forward to working with Rick to grow our business," says A&T Founder & CEO Ashok Thareja. "Equity Corps delivered a higher quality slate of candidates faster than either the big name retained search firm or the contingency recruiters we have previously used. They put skin in the game and are continuing to work with us in support of our business mission. I am confident that in hiring Rick, I have the best possible #2 at A&T." Equity Corps - an alternative to executive search - helps independent companies acquire exceptional executives and achieve outstanding financial results together.
Debra Orbacz reports that the Orbacz Strategy Group, LLC (OSG) recently announced plans to expand the firm's offerings to include supply chain and logistics services to the federal government and commercial clients. These services are added to the firm's core offerings which focus on leadership development and coaching for executives and organizations. Orbacz Strategy Group has significant expertise and industry credentials in supply chain and logistics and these additional services will further enhance the firm's value to both existing and new clients.
Robert Clark, Deputy Director (U.S.) of the GermanAmericanBusinessForum (GABF) in Washington, D.C. reports that the GABF has convened Dialogue Sessions in Washington, D.C. and Düsseldorf, Germany, on the topic "Germany in Change? - U.S. in Change? Outlook 2010: Where are the Transatlantic Business Potentials". The GABF in Washington, D.C. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen the bridge supporting U.S.-German business relations.
Charles K. Poole has written a book titled I Am My Own Cause: A Blog-View of Life As I See It. This compilation features his thought provoking, inspiring, and humorous blog posts over a period of a year, offering a philosophical approach to life that readers may relate to and embrace. "The way I see it, the more you're present for yourself in your own life, the more present you can be in the lives of those for whom you care and love," Poole says. "That's what this work is about, appreciating our common human journey and honestly accepting ourselves for the unique human beings we are, lumps and all." Poole's blog, I Am My Own Cause, began as personal journal, but soon became a way to deal with personal and professional challenges.
Montee Frazee reports that Noventri digital signage corporation has launched their affordable Eco Series hardware, and Noventri's software (Designer and Network Manager) is now downloadable, free with no licensing fees, and operates on personal computers. The Eco Series player box is required for advanced usage.
In December 2009, Neil Dziemian completed a Masters degree in Public Relations and Corporate Communications from Georgetown University and a Certificate program in Investor Relations from the University of California-Irvine. Later this year Neil will complete a 20-year career in the military, and is seeking a new communications-related opportunity.
Ambassador Charles A. Ford, retired: After a 28 year career with the US and Foreign Commercial Service at the Commerce Department that included tours at the State and Defense Departments, Charles A. "Chuck" Ford retired on December 1. He is now working on several project proposals for clients in Europe and Latin America. In addition, in December he was elected the Chairperson of the Defense Department's Board of Visitors Advisory Committee to the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC), a two year appointment.
Matthew Roberts recently joined Long & Foster Real Estate in its Woodley Park sales office. Matthew has been a Realtor for four years, is a graduate of the prestigious Real Estate Institute, and is licensed in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. "I transferred to Long & Foster because it combines the best qualities of both a large and a boutique brokerage. Its size and longevity present incredible opportunities to grow a business in a challenging market, yet the extraordinary qualities of teamwork and collaboration in the service of our customers and our colleagues are more typical of a smaller brokerage," says Matthew. "Long & Foster offers distinct benefits and features to our clients. For example, advertising campaigns are implemented in ways that increase our sellers' market exposure, and programs such as Home Service Connections provide access to qualified vendors who can help clients tackle a multitude of needs related to buying and/or selling a home."
Got News? Have you made an impact recently? Effected a transition? Been promoted? Let us know! The WNG Office is currently accepting submissions for our Winter 2009-2010 edition of "WNG Members on the Move". We welcome your contributions. Submit your news via email: .
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| WNG Member News - WNG Members on the Move - Fall 2009 |
"WNG Members on the Move - Fall 2009"
The WNG publicizes a "Members on the Move" news section to keep colleagues apprised of changes within our WNG Membership.
Peter H. Dehnen, transatlantic business specialist and international tax attorney of DEHNEN.Lawyers, announces the launch of the German American Business Forum (GABF). The GABF is a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C. whose mission is to strengthen the transatlantic business bridge between Germany and the United States. The GABF improves the ability of its membership to engage in quality business partnerships by providing relationship building through peer-to-peer interactions. The GABF is beginning a series of monthly meetings in October 2009 to discuss topics of interest to German and American businesses.
Diane Fuchs of Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC has been elected President of the American Bar Association (ABA) Retirement Funds. In this capacity, she will lead the organization which oversees a retirement fund program that serves more than 4,000 law firms with more than 40,000 participants and $3 billion in assets. Diane has nearly three decades of experience as an employee benefits attorney, including extensive experience advising clients on executive compensation, retirement plan and employee benefits matters. She has consistently been ranked by Woodward/White Inc. as one of The Best Lawyers in America and has been recognized by Corporate Counsel magazine as one of The Top Lawyers in Washington, D.C. In 2003, Fuchs was honored by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund with the Founder's Award for Pro Bono Services.
Jordan Berliner and two partners have formed Intelligent Decision Partners, LLC, which specializes in producing critical intelligence clients can use to make the right decisions and develop comprehensive risk management strategies. This applies to a range of activities such as investment, market penetration, technology and product development, policy formulation, and improvement in operations. The firm uses innovative and time honored techniques to collect information from a range of human and secondary open sources worldwide, to provide decision-makers with unbiased insights, knowledge, and recommendations they need to seize opportunities and avoid threats. Jordan works closely with clients; deliverables are always customized to meet their requirements. The firm can easily access key decision makers, influencers, and information sources tied tightly into government and industry. Additionally, the firm has formed alliances with specialized organizations and subject matter experts in the US and overseas, providing access to intelligence from sources often unavailable to others.
Dave Driscoll, Allegiant Group partner, just launched the marketing campaign for the Beyond the Line DVD/Web program. The program illustrates how businesses everywhere are turning the risks of climate & environmental change into compelling business opportunities. Companies moving beyond the line, and featured in the film, include General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, and Marriott International as well as SMEs like Ecoigo, Green Clean and Terracycle. The program also includes experts from Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, and World Resources institute. The marketing campaign will include direct mail/email to select business lists in U.S., U.K. and Sweden, with PR and direct marketing to select green blogs and websites.
Art Stewart, President/Chief Strategy Officer of Alexandria-based Stewart Strategies Group, LLC has been busy writing and speaking on the 'new responsibility paradigm' - the emerging focus of SSG's strategy consulting services. In June, he spoke on the subject at the monthly dinner meeting of the Institute of Management Consultants in Washington. Art also contributed an article, "Evolving Notions of Corporate Responsibility; Seizing the Next Horizon," for the annual Guidebook to Best Practices in Corporate Social Responsibility, published by Access Intelligence/PR News. In January, Art had an article published in Political Communications Report - the online newsletter of the Political Communication Division of the American Political Science Association - focused on communicating 'change' as strategic positioning in the 2008 presidential election campaign. 2010 presentations on the 'new responsibility paradigm' include Common Ground's 10th International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Change in Organizations next July in Montreal.
For her extraordinary work in the field of politics, Tugba Kalafatoglu was named a 2009 JCI Outstanding Young Person of the World (JCI TOYP) recipient in the category of political, legal and/or governmental affairs. With diverse experience ranging from international business and political consulting to campaign management and training for CEOs and CFOs, Kalafatoglu believes in using politics to build a better future for the next generation. Earlier, she founded Vote Women in Politics, an NGO dedicated to helping women run for office and be elected around the world. The organization provides resources, trains young aspiring politicians and creates a network for politically active women around the world. Currently, Ms. Kalafatoglu is the president of ACA - American Communication Association. She is also the president of Tugba Kalafatoglu and Associates, a global management and public affairs consulting firm providing strategic public relations, government relations, communication, marketing and lobbying services. At age 29, Tugba was the youngest person ever to sit as Vice Chairman of a major Turkish party. She holds masters degrees in international affairs, law and business from Georgetown University.
Matteo Recanatini, Executive Director of Fulcra Solutions, reports positive growth in spite of a sagging economy. The Alexandria, Virginia-based consulting firm specializing in branding and marketing strategies, reported steady and sustained growth throughout fiscal year 2009. Securing additional clients that span from the health care industry, to the pet industry, to "Human Brands", a specialty of the firm, Fulcra has managed to substantially grow, and to help its client base become stronger, more competitive, and more embedded in their relevant sectors. Fulcra Solutions offers branding and marketing services to a host of clients located Coast to Coast. Their "Result Driven Management" approach has become a mantra to its customers, who have embraced this system as a method that enhances focus, efficiencies, and powerful results.
Dr. Maria Velez de Berliner, President of Latin Intelligence Corporation, was keynote speaker at the "Risk Evaluation in International Business" conference at EAFIT University in Medellin, Colombia, on August 6. She will lecture on economic security at Universidad Nacional/Leticia, Colombia, on March 2010.
Driven Forward announces that Vistage International, the world's leading chief executive organization, has asked Glen Hellman, Principal of Driven Forward to chair a new Washington D.C. area Vistage Advisory Board Group for CEOs and business owners. More than 300 executives are currently involved in Vistage groups in the D.C. area. During the next few months Mr. Hellman will be holding qualifying interviews in order to build a selective group of high-performing executives.
Plato Hieronimus, Managing Partner of The Selling Well, is proud to introduce The Selling Well's new Venture Marketing service. Venture Marketing is a customized marketing program designed specifically for VC's and investors seeking strong growth for their portfolio companies.
Equity Corps Founder, Steve Ely reports that Maryland-based QuTech has hired Equity Corps' Drew Cramer as CEO to execute QuTech's growth strategy. QuTech, an established Government IT Services contractor, was looking for a "been there - done that" CEO and turned to Equity Corps six months into their CEO search. "Equity Corps really helped expedite our CEO search. They presented a strong candidate slate within 45 days and helped us through a rigorous executive search and selection process," said QuTech Founder & Chairman Renee Parker. Cramer brings over 30 years of federal IT contracting and executive leadership experience to QuTech, including senior leadership positions at Maximus Corporation, Unisys, Xerox, NCR, and AT&T. Equity Corps offers independent companies an alternative to conventional executive search, and specializes in durable founder succession, and CEO search.
Got News? Have you made an impact recently? Effected a transition? Been promoted? Let us know! The WNG Office is currently accepting submissions for our Fall 2009 edition of "WNG Members on the Move". We welcome your contributions. Submit your news via email: .
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| WNG Members on the Move - Winter/Spring 2009 |
"WNG Members on the Move - Winter/Spring 2009"
The WNG publicizes a "Members on the Move" news section to keep colleagues apprised of changes within our membership.
Karen Seeh recently accepted a new position as Senior Associate with EnDyna, Inc in McLean, Virginia. Founded in 1999, EnDyna, Inc. is a strategic consulting firm working at the intersection of policy, science, and technology. It is an is an 8(a) certified, minority, woman-owned small business and has worked with a range of public and private-sector clients. The firm specializes in regulatory/policy support, environmental management, development of learning solutions, and information technology services. For more information, contact Karen Seeh via email.
Dr. Maria Velez de Berliner, President of Latin Intelligence Corp, in Alexandria, Virginia, will lecture on "Latin America 2009: Opportunities and Challenges," at Canning House (London, UK) on January 27th. She will also lecture on Latin America's Transnational Terrorist Organizations (TTOs) at the U.S. Department of Defense in January.
Ed Barks was a contributing author for the PR News Media Training Guidebook Vol. 2. Barks wrote two articles, "How to Tell the Boss He Needs Media Training" and "The Value of a Videographer: A Smoother Media Training Ride." In addition, his article "War of the words: Can we talk off the record?" was published in Public Relations Tactics, the flagship publication of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). That article is based on his recently issued report, "Can We Talk Off the Record? Resolving Disagreements, Increasing Understanding Between Reporters and Public Relations Practitioners."
As of December, David Augenblick was elected to serve as the 2009 Vice President of Communications for the NOVA SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) chapter's volunteer Board of Directors. Since being chartered in 1979 with just 14 members, the chapter has grown to nearly 700 members today. The chapter is an affiliate of The Society for Human Resource Management, the premier HR professional organization representing over 200,000 members worldwide. NOVA SHRM is a 100% chapter, which means that they limit their membership to those HR professionals who are members of SHRM. David also manages HR for The Motley Fool.
Jeff Porro's article, 'We can take this hill': CEO-talk for hard times (How corporate leaders can use communications to rebound during an economic downturn), will be published in the Winter issue of Directors and Boards magazine. Jeff has also helped organize the Debate Consortium, a major initiative to revive the proud legacy of debate at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The Consortium kicks off on the eve of the inauguration, January 19 2009, when six college teams take part in the first Inauguration Debate Series, sponsored by the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Tom Scurlock has been promoted from Sales Manager to Managing Director of Sales, National Journal Group, Washington D.C.
Matteo Recanatini reports that his firm Fulcra Solutions has added the talent of photographer Ira Wexler to its roster. Mr. Wexler brings to Fulcra a wealth of knowledge, adding world-class photography to the services offered by the consulting firm. Fulcra is a DC Area-based firm specializing in brand development and business process engineering for the nonprofit, outdoors, and government vendor segments.
Elizabeth Murray Beimers has been promoted to Senior Associate at Cassidy & Associates in Washington, DC. Elizabeth is a member of the WNG Government Roundtable Steering Committee.
Tugba Kalafatoglu, president of Tugba Kalafatoglu and Associates, was named an "Outstanding Young Person" of Turkey in the political, legal and/or governmental affairs category through the Outstanding Young Persons of the World (TOYP) program. TOYP formally recognizes people who excel in their chosen fields. The Junior Chamber International (JCI) sponsors the program. Kalafatoglu will represent Turkey in the category in next year's Outstanding Young Persons of the World program. She also was included in Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World, 2009 editions.
Greg Simpson recently joined the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) as a Program Officer in the Middle East and North Africa division.
Art Stewart has completed a mid-career graduate degree in Public Policy Management from Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute. Stewart is President and Chief Strategy Officer of Stewart Strategies Group, LLC (SSG) of Alexandria, Virginia, a consulting firm he founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1993. SSG serves clients representing the range of organization profiles - from innovative technology based start-ups and early stage ventures to mature bricks and mortar leaders as well as venerable non-profit and cause related institutions. SSG services include organization growth and transformation strategy development; brand integrity, transformation and positioning; marketplace and executive thought leadership programs; issues analysis and management; green/sustainability alignment and positioning strategy; innovation marketing; corporate and social responsibility. Stewart has 25 years across the spectrum of his profession including earlier posts in public relations, corporate communications, television/film production, and radio station management and broadcast journalism. He is an award-winning documentary and investigative reports producer. He earned an undergraduate degree in communications from Emerson College and also holds a post-graduate certificate in Senior Executive Leadership from Georgetown.
A recently released report from WNG Communications Roundtable Steering Committee member Ed Barks of Barks Communications puts forth 10 best practice recommendations for reporters and public relations practitioners to follow regarding "off the record" interviews. The research examined attitudes of veteran journalists and public relations experts toward the use of off the record interviews. The resulting report, "Can We Talk Off the Record? Resolving Disagreements, Increasing Understanding Between Reporters and Public Relations Practitioners," is designed to help achieve two goals: First, to help shed light and, to the extent possible, begin to resolve disagreements between and among journalists and public relations practitioners. Second, to increase understanding between those two professions. Among the key recommendations, Barks explains, "Reporters and public relations practitioners alike need to develop a set of definitions for such techniques as off the record, on background, and not for attribution. The research found much confusion about the meaning of those terms." The report provides suggested definitions. Contact Ed Barks via email or at 540-955-0600 for a copy of the report's executive summary.
Sheila Khatri, President of Moti International, was interviewed for the Sources Revealed section of the September 1, 2008 issue of the Washington Business Journal. The interview focused on her consulting and training services helping companies do business in India.
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