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mj clark 1.877.778.6761 ext 2 (direct) M.J. has worked in communications for more than 15 years, focusing specifically on strategic public relations and marketing for the past 10. She is Accredited in Public Relations and is the 2004 president-elect of the Central Ohio Public Relations Society of America, an organization of more than 400 communications professionals. Her expertise lies in creating strategic and measurable marketing, public relations and media plans. She has counseled leaders in organizations from non-profits to law firms in media relations and conducts corporate media training. She is a frequent guest lecturer at colleges around Central Ohio. M.J. has a passion for writing. She is a freelance reporter for Columbus Business First and has also written copy for corporate training manuals, newsletters, Web sites, Op-Ed pieces, magazines, speeches, statewide campaign booklets, and much much more. M.J. approaches clients with a writing versatility seldom matched and a knack for finding just the right tone for each audience. The broad knowledge base M.J. taps in serving her clients comes from her diverse professional experience. She has worked for several professional service firms, non-profits, newspapers, a Fortune 100 communications corporation, and both the state and federal government. In serving these companies, M.J. has developed an expertise in communicating effectively with people of different ages, races, educational experiences, religions, economic backgrounds, and social environments. She has used her experience to help clients form alliances with other groups in their field or in the community that they would have previously not approached because of some of these differences. She has worked in very fast-paced, deadline-driven environments and also in slower-paced, long-range planning environments. The result is a very adaptable, effective communicator and consultant. M.J. is a graduate of the Ohio University Scripps School of Journalism and is enrolled in The Ohio State University's journalism and communications master's program commencing in the fall of 2004. |
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